Designer Konovalov, whose leg was broken by police before the action on July 27, spoke about the substitution of medical history in an electronic card

Moscow designer Konstantin Konovalov, whose leg was broken by police before a protest on July 27, 2019, reported that his medical history had been replaced in his electronic card.

Previously, the discharge stated that the patient said he was “beaten by police officers.” Now it says that Konovalov received “a domestic injury as a result of a fall on the street.” “The extract was replaced in the electronic card in the EMIAS system, where all medical documents of Muscovites are stored in digital form,” he clarified .

On July 27, Konovalov was detained several hours before the start of the rally, when he went for a jog. The security forces threw him onto the asphalt, and later the Muscovite suffered a broken leg bone. The Investigative Committee did not initiate a criminal case due to the actions of the police. Konovalov was fined 10 thousand rubles under the article on participation in an uncoordinated action.