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Ilya Yashin was again detained at the exit of the special receiver

Photo: Ilya Yashin at a meeting with candidates on July 14 / Victoria Odissonova for Novaya Gazeta

In Moscow, politics Ilya Yashin was detained at the exit of the special receptionist, where he was serving his arrest for calls for an action by the Moscow City Work Committee on July 14. Yashin reported this on his Twitter.

The policeman told the policy that the detention was allegedly connected with the calls "to participate in inconsistent shares on August 18 and 19."

14:05 Ilya Yashin was delivered to the Troitsky police department. The politician reported this on his Twitter.

According to him, the police apologize that "again it turns out."

16:20 A meeting in the case of Yashin will be held tomorrow, August 19, in the Trinity Court. He reported this on Twitter. Its defender is the lawyer from the OVD-info Mikhail Biryukov.

“The administrative protocol has not yet been drawn up. As I understand it, the exact formulations have not yet been lowered from above, which Yashin is accused of. Based on the protocols on the detention, delivery and reports of the police, he will be paid part 2 of Article 20.2 for the call of July 18 to go to Trubnaya on July 18 and 19. Tomorrow at 10 court, the protocol was promised to draw up tomorrow morning , ” Biryukov’s words quoted MBH Media.

August 19, 15:20, the Trinity Court returned Yashin’s case to the police station to eliminate the shortcomings in the protocol. It is reported by "MBH Media".

August 20 13:25 Trinity District Court again arrested Ilya Yashin for 10 days. The politician reported this on his Twitter.

For Yashin, this is the fourth administrative arrest in a row.

In Moscow, mass protests for more than a month last for the admission of independent candidates for elections to the Moscow City Duma. On shares on July 27 and August 3, employees of law enforcement agencies harshly detained and beat people who went out into the street.
Many independent candidates in the Moscow City Duma elections were refused registration. The election commissions recognized more than 10 percent of the signatures of residents of districts collected by candidates, which is below the permissible level of marriage. Commission members refused to accept statements from several hundred people that their signatures are genuine.