The Investigative Committee interrogated those detained on August 10 under the guise of Agora human rights activists

360 TV channel journalist Yekaterina Maksimova and marketer Zinaida Gilyazov were interrogated on August 10 by members of the Investigative Committee under the guise of human rights activists from Agora. told about this Maksimova and Gilyazov on Facebook.

The girls claim that they did not participate in the action, but got lost on the way to the tattoo studio. In the Lubyanka area, they were detained by officers of the National Guard, put in a paddy wagon and taken to the Kotlovka police station, where they drew up protocols for violating the rules for holding a rally (part 5 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

As Zinaida Gilyazova writes, after the protocol was drawn up, the police officers said that “we still need to talk to Agora.”

“When we were brought into the room, at first we did not understand who it was. We were sympathetically asked what happened, they played the role of such kind police officers, for some reason they photographed all my tattoos, asked about my civil wife Nikolai and wrote down all the data. They pretended to be Agora employees, but I assume that they are from completely different structures, ” quoted Maksimov as saying that she spoke with the girls. Ridus

OVD-Info has already reported that on August 10, the UK was working in the Kotlovka police department. Then the lawyer from OVD-Info Maxim Pashkov was not allowed into the department.

• On August 10, the most massive protest rally in recent years took place in Moscow. the agreed rally on Sakharov Avenue attended Approximately 60,000 people . After it ended, the protesters went to the building of the Presidential Administration. According to OVD-Info, 256 people were then detained.