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The court in Perm approved the termination of the case for a picket in support of those involved in the “Putin doll” case
The Perm regional court upheld the decision of the court of first instance to dismiss the administrative case against the Other Russia activist Kirill Imashev, who was detained for picketing in support of the defendants in the case of the “Putin doll”. this on its telegram channel . reports The Public Verdict
Thus, the court rejected the appeal from the police, who demanded that Imashev be brought to administrative punishment under the article on violation of the self-isolation regime (part 1 of article 20.6.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). The National Bolshevik and two other people were detained on June 16 near the building of the Leninsky Court, where a hearing was held in the case of a mannequin with Putin's face.
The detainees were wearing gloves and masks. In mid-July, the Leninsky District Court acquitted the activists, as it found no offense in their actions.
On September 15, the Court also approved the termination of the case of the coordinator of the regional headquarters of Navalny, Sergei Ukhov, who participated in the action along with Imashev. This is reported by the "Public verdict".
- At the end of July, the court arrested Imashev for 7 days under the article on disobedience to a police officer (Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). The arrest is related to an incident when they came to his house with a search in a criminal case on vandalism (part 1 of article 214 of the Criminal Code). Searches took place at several addresses.
- In November 2018, an effigy of Vladimir Putin in a prison uniform with the inscriptions “Liar” and “War criminal Pynya V.V.” was tied to an electric lighting pole in Perm. According to investigators, "unidentified persons, expressing clear disrespect for society based on political hatred or enmity, grossly violated public order."
- In April 2020, the case went to court, and in August the prosecution requested punishment for the defendants. The prosecutor considered that all three defendants should be sent to a general regime colony. One person involved in the case was sentenced to a real term - Alexander Shabarchin was assigned 2 years in a penal colony. The second defendant, Danil Vasiliev, was given a year of probation.
- On the day the effigy was installed, Alexander Kotov was detained - he filmed the action on his phone. He was also tried, but acquitted. the next day after the action Shabarchin was detained . He was also accused of hanging an image of Putin on the city Christmas tree, under which unknown people left holes with holes inscribed "VAT 20 percent" and "self-employment tax." Danila Vasiliev was detained in January 2019.