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Swastika in a St. Petersburg metro car
In St. Petersburg, teenagers drew a swastika and wrote "Russia for Russians" in a subway car.
On January 4, 2021, in St. Petersburg, at the Narvskaya station in a subway car, teenagers drew a swastika and wrote "Russia for Russians".
A criminal case was initiated under Article 214 of the Criminal Code (vandalism).
On January 8, police detained a group of 16-year-old college freshmen, an underage girl, and a 14-year-old student. According to investigators, the graffiti in the car was painted by a girl and a schoolboy. They chose a measure of restraint in the form of supervision of minors. Two other detainees have been questioned as witnesses.
Searches were carried out in the homes of teenagers, during which mobile phones, a mask with holes for the eyes, markers and sheets with images of nationalist symbols were confiscated.
Sources
- The trailer will be washed, the article will remain. Petersburg looking for the creators of the underground swastika // Fontanka.ru. 2021. January 5th.
- In St. Petersburg found the creators of the underground swastika. Center "E" detained a teenage girl and an eighth grader // Fontanka.ru. 2021. January 8.