A girl reading the Constitution at protests was called to the police

Minor Olga Misik, who reads the Constitution to security forces during the protests, was summoned to the police for posts in a telegram about the action on August 3. This is what she's talking about.

because of MBKh -Media, “They called me to the police station with my mother and said that material had come from the Central Internal Affairs Directorate and the Center for Emergency Control about my call to go to an [uncoordinated] rally, but there was no call,” the publication quotes her as saying.

She also talks about the call to the police department. “I’m sitting at the police station. They are trying to convince me that on July 31 at 20:55 and 20:58 I tried to encourage subscribers to go to a rally. While the message says in black and white that it’s better to go for a walk with me instead of a rally,” Misik writes.

wrote to the Telegram channel. She said that in her posts, in addition to calls to go out for a walk, she offered to participate in single pickets.

As a result, a report was drawn up against Misik about calls for participation in an uncoordinated action. They wanted to ask the girl for an explanation, but, according to her, she took the article of the Constitution and left the department.

51-Previously, the Commission on Juvenile Affairs Misik issued a criminal investigation in connection with his arrest at the July 27 rally. Then a protocol was drawn up against her under the article on repeated violation of the rules of holding an event (Part 8 of Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code).

put - In Moscow, mass protests have been ongoing for more than a month for the admission of independent candidates to the Moscow City Duma elections. At the protests, law enforcement officers also harshly detained and beat people who took to the streets. July 27 August 3