
In the program of Vladimir Solovyov, on the Russia 1 TV channel, they put forward an alternative version of what happened in the ATS with a detained activist Alena Kitaeva , who said that the police put on her head a packet of Pyaterochka and threatened with a electric shocker.
Political scientist Alexander Sosnovsky suggested that the girl was "allowed to breathe in a bag." “There is such a state - an increase in anxiety when a person is hyperventilating. This means that he has the number of sighs and exhalations increases at a huge speed, and he reaches a state where he can lose consciousness. So the best remedy is when a person is allowed to breathe in a bag,” the guest of the program explained, calling to check if Kitayeva had such a state.
Soloviev himself said that the Ministry of Internal Affairs "very seriously" reacted to this incident and conducts an investigation, and the policeman, whom Kitaeva’s sister Alexander identified among those present at the police department, "was not even close even close there."
Probably, we are talking about an employee of the Center "E" Alexei Transpond, who, according to the observations of journalists and activists, points to the security forces at rallies who need to be detained. “There is a constant booking, which foreign media are immediately picked up, for which this is done,” Soloviev said.
Alena Kitaeva said that she demanded a password for a mobile phone in her Don ATS, but she refused to call him. At some point, she was left alone in the office without a video surveillance camera with four police officers. One of them hit the girl on the leg with his foot.
"They had a package on their shelf, a literally prepared ordinary package of Pyaterochka. They put it on my head and began to strangle it slightly. I was very afraid, tried to hide behind, resist. At the same time, he tilted my head as much as possible, shook me and at some point he somehow pushed off the chair that I just flew away, ”Kitaeva said in an interviewwith the rain .
She was also threatened with false charges on a criminal article on an attack on a policeman. After the threat, apply the stun gun by Kitaeva agreed to give a password from the phone.
Kitaeva eventually received 12 days of arrest under the article on participation in a rally, which interfered with infrastructure (part 6.1 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). Press Secretary of the President of the Russian Federation Dmitry Peskov answering reporters to the question of Kitaeva, said that the Kremlin was considered excessive such actions of the police. He stated that if torture really took place, Kitaev " should already be in the prosecutor's office and sue."
Vladimir Solovyov had previously used the reception of the substitution of concepts when he analyzed the incident in St. Petersburg, where the policeman kicked 54-year-old Margarita Yudin in his stomach. The presenter said that the woman "is not beaten, but repelled, resting his foot on the stomach ."