Moscow schoolchildren were threatened with criminal charges for participating in rallies

On the afternoon of September 6, during lessons, a woman in a police uniform came to one of the Moscow schools, who was introduced as a juvenile inspector. She threatened schoolchildren with criminal liability for attending rallies and said that they would not be able to go anywhere. about this on condition of anonymity One of the students told Mediazone . The interlocutor of the publication recorded a monologue of an employee of the Ministry of Internal Affairs on the phone:

As you know, we are now having rallies in Moscow, and because of this, administrative liability is incurred, and after that, criminal liability. And these conversations about the fact that I was just passing by - I'm no longer [impressive]. I just register, and not only district police officers, but also the opera will go.

Then the employee said that she would register, without understanding what was happening:

Whether they were there, weren't, walked, walked, went to the toilet, I don't care. I just register - and that's it, you kaput.

On the second entry, made in a parallel class, the employee dwells in more detail on what threatens registration in the commission for minors:

After you are registered, you can forget about your future and your plans for the future, because you will not be able to enter anywhere. It's not like smoking a cigarette or on a bench in the park <nrzb>, it's all very serious. <...> Your parents are also at work, I think that they will not be very sweet. And in general, it’s not very sweet to be registered, everyone will find out about it later. And that's it. Because we send out everywhere: we inform that such and such a child of your employee is registered with us for such and such.

Next, the deputy director of the school turned to the students.

The main thing that you must understand is that the people who involve you in this are just manipulating you. Your civic position is absolutely not important to them. You are just a few people for them. You were counted - a hundred, a thousand people came out. During the war it was called "cannon fodder". <...> Remember that one such walk is in quotation marks - because, well, unfortunately, of course, the children all say that I walked there. It can turn into the fact that the entire route is educational and all your plans will be ruined. And very sad. We have now jointly rescued a 11th grade student after this situation, because he is going to enter a higher educational institution related to the organs. He hired a lawyer, managed to beat him off, drop the charges against him, because the child really participated in so many olympiads that it played a decisive role. But what he experienced - God forbid anyone. Therefore, it is not necessary. Be smart, understand that this money is <unfortunate> then your parents will shed tears of blood in the form of huge fines, and your life is somehow the same <…>

According to the interlocutor of Mediazona, preventive talks were held in the ninth and tenth grades.

• This summer, several protest actions took place in Moscow related to the exclusion of independent candidates from the upcoming elections to the Moscow City Duma. Up to 60,000 protesters took to the streets (data from the White Counter), the actions were accompanied by mass detentions.
• After the action on July 27, the Moscow Interior Ministry opened a case on the "mass riots" allegedly perpetrated by the protesters.