In Arkhangelsk, the police detained lawyer Oksana Vladyka, accusing her of putting campaign leaflets in the mailboxes of the entrance. She reported this to OVD-Info.
The police refused to introduce themselves, put Vladyka in a service car and took him to the police station. There, a protocol was drawn up against her on disobedience to the demands of the police (Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) and left overnight until the trial.
The hearing on her case will be held in the Lomonosovsky District Court.
On September 12, Oksana Vladyka announced on her VKontakte page that she had been released pending trial. The meeting was scheduled for September 13th.
- Oksana Vladyka is a lawyer representing the interests of the defenders of Shies. On September 9, she was flooded with a lock in the office. This happened after she refused to let a policeman who tried to inspect the premises, claiming that it "printed extremist literature." The next day, an activist was detained in Kotlas , transporting a circulation of leaflets criticizing the United Russia party. Vladyka spread the information about it.
- In October 2019, Vladyka was searched under an article on the distribution of pornography (Article 242 of the Criminal Code). She was a witness in the case, clarifies Mediazona , but her phone and laptops were seized from her. According to Novaya Gazeta, the case was later suspended "due to the impossibility of identifying the guilty person."
- On September 13, gubernatorial elections will be held in the Arkhangelsk region. "United Russia" nominated the acting governor Alesakndr Tsybulsky as a candidate. Tsybulsky succeeded Igor Orlov as governor, whose ratings were shaken by the confrontation around the landfill at Shies station, during which Orlov supported the construction of the landfill and spoke harshly about the protesters. Alexander Tsybulsky opposed the construction of the landfill.