In Minsk, a protest participant was detained on July 27 Nikita Chirtsov

The Belarusian police detained in Minsk one of the participants, who was not absent with the authorities of the protest campaign on July 27 in Moscow, Nikita Chirtsov, who was wanted. This was reported to TASS by a source in law enforcement agencies.

"He was detained by the police of Minsk, who informed him that he was wanted for the action on July 27," the agency’s interlocutor said without clarifying the details.

Now the detainee is located in the city police department of the Pervomaisky district of Minsk, reports "OTD-info" with reference to the grandmother of Nikita Chirtsov.

In turn, in the Leforotovsky District Court of Moscow reported that Chirtsov was fined for participating in an illegal action. "He was found guilty of an administrative offense under Part 5 of Article 20.2 (violation of the participant in the public event of the established procedure for holding a meeting, rally, demonstration, procession or picket), he was sentenced to a fine," the court said without specifying the amount of the fine.

Recall, on July 27, about 3 thousand people participated in the protest “for honest elections” in Moscow, the authorities claimed. Then almost 1,400 people were detained. During the acceleration of the demonstration, batons and stampers were used, as a result, about 80 people were injured. Over the next few days, the Moscow courts received 1043 administrative cases under Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses ("Violation of the established procedure for organizing or holding a meeting, rally, demonstration, procession or picket"). 88 The detainees were sent under administrative arrest for a period of 3 to 30 days. Hundreds of participants were fined up to 150 thousand rubles.

Moscow mayor Sergei Sobyanin called these peaceful speeches of the opposition "pre -planned and well -prepared" "riots" . With the submission of the mayor of the IC of the Russian Federation, he initiated a case under this article, which provides for the maximum punishment in the form of 15 years in prison.

In the case of participation in "Massion riots", which is also called "Moscow business", 13 people are accused. All their court placed in custody, and now they are either in an IVS or in a pre -trial detention center. Punishment in the form of eight years of imprisonment threatens the 21-year-old video blogger and a Politologist Higher Schoolist Yegor Zhukov, a 48-year-old department of departmental protection of the railway Evgeny Kovalenko, former Rosgvardeits Kirill Zhukov, Ivan Podkopaev, Samariddin Rajabova, coordinator of the unregistered candidate Lyubov Lyubov Sobol Alexei Minyailo, 22-year-old student of the MSTU Bauman Daniil Konon, who had previously graduated from the Moscow Presidential Cadet School named after M. A. Sholokhov with a gold medal, 22-year-old Libertarian from Nizhny Novgorod Vladislav Tarabanov, 25-year-old sales manager Sergei Abanich, 25-year-old The programmer and student of MFTI Aydar Gubaidulin, volunteer of Lyubov’s headquarters Sobol Sergey Fomin, 26-year-old individual entrepreneur Danila Belets, 20-year-old member of the Yabloko party and a student of the Kosygin Valery Kostenka.

The fourteenth defendant in the case of the riots was the director of the Dr. Dr. Dr. Dr. Vasiliev television channel. After the detention of a television agent suffering from diabetes, insulin and a glucometer were selected. As a result, the suspect got into intensive care with suspicion of brain edema. However, the doctors managed to save him. Then Vasilievwas expelled from the circle of suspects.

The RF IC also opened criminal cases under the 318th article of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (the application of violence against a law enforcement officer). The reasons for the initiation of these criminal cases were the spraying of gas from the pepper can, as well as throws of urn, a fragment of a curb stone and a paper cup (Sergey Abanichev) towards the security forces, an attempt to raise the roshegvardis (Kirill Zhukov), gestures with his hand (Egor Zhukov).

The initial absurdity of the criminal case of riots was indicated by many experts. The Presidential Council for the Development of Civil Society and Human Rights doubts that there were at least some grounds for initiating the case. The protesters on the shares behaved peacefully, when checking by experts of the HRC, no "traces of pogroms, arson, destruction of property, use by participants in a public event of weapons, explosive devices, explosives, poisonous or other substances could not be detected."

The investigation believes that the participants in the protests "interfered with the movement of pedestrians and vehicles <...> limiting the free access of citizens to state institutions and infrastructure, social security and residential buildings, violating the rights of citizens who do not participate in an illegally conducting public event."

In addition, protesters, "violating the right of other persons to free movement provided for by Part 1 of the Constitution of the Russian Federation, violated public order, chanted the slogans of a political nature, attracting the attention of surrounding citizens and media representatives, called them to active unlawful actions, which created a real threat of harm to the health of citizens, the property of individuals, social order, public security and other Constitutionally protected values. "