In St. Petersburg, the police came to the home of an activist of the “Perpetual Protest”

In St. Petersburg, police officers came to the home of the activist of the "indefinite protest" Yevgeny Musin. About it writes "Lens of realities".

The police “break into the door” of the activist, having previously turned off the light in the apartment.

Musin did not answer calls from OVD-Info.

18:21 For about 20 minutes, officers from police department No. 19 knocked on the activist's door, but he did not open it for them. “He said that if they want to talk, then the defender will arrive soon, let them tell him what they wanted,” Musin told OVD-Info.

At the moment, the employees have moved away from the door, but the activist assumes that they are waiting for him to go out to the entrance to turn on the light in the apartment.

18:42 Apparently, employees of the department came to Musin in connection with his detention on March 15 at a one-man picket against amendments to the Constitution. “I told them in words that there were no protocols for more than 3 hours. Restoring his rights to freedom of movement and not meeting any claims, he simply left the department. Moreover, it turns out that I was not detained, since the protocol AZ (on administrative detention - OVD-Info ) was not drawn up in relation to me, ” the activist told the telegram channel“ Yagrazhdanin! possible reason for the visit of the security forces.

20:00 Human rights activist Ilya Tkachenko, who arrived at Musin's house, was detained by police officers. Musin himself reported this to OVD-Info.

The reason for the detention of Tkachenko was that he allegedly did not have a registration. The detainee is taken to the 30th police department.

20:45 Ilya Tkachenko was released from the police department without a protocol being drawn up. This was reported by OVD-Info Evgeny Musin.

21:54 The deputy head of the 19th police department arrived at the activist's house to hand over the obligation to appear. However, the police, as writes , could not “break through the support group and human rights activists” and left. Objective of Realities

• On March 16, the Oktyabrsky District Court of St. Petersburg awarded Yevgeny Musin a fine of 20,000 rubles. He was found guilty of holding an uncoordinated event (part 2 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) on March 12 .