In Moscow, they detained a picket with a poster "No - Gestapo, freedom to Shaman"

In Moscow on Pushkinskaya Square during a single picket in support of the shaman Alexander Gabyshev, Anna Krechetov was detained. She herself told the OVD-Info about this.

The picket stood with the poster "No - Gestapo, freedom to the shaman." The detainee was taken to the Tver police department.

20:02 Anna Krechetov was released from the police department for an obligation to draw up to draw up a protocol, she told the OVD-Info about this. What kind of offense did the police as a picket is unknown.

• The security forces came home to Alexander Gabyshev on January 27, 2021. With the use of force, they delivered him to the PND. The court issued a decision on the compulsory hospitalization of the shaman on February 2. He satisfied the lawsuit of the Yakut Republican PND, as Gabyshev refused to attend the institution voluntarily and began to make public statements. In March 2021, doctors who conducted a forensic psychiatric examination in the Gabyshev case found signs of insanity at the shaman. In 2020, he was already placed for compulsory treatment.
• On January 28, 2021, the day after hospitalization, the security forces examined the shaman’s house as part of a pre -investigation check under the article on the use of violence to the security forces (part 2 of article 318 of the Criminal Code). A criminal case was opened at the end of February. In March, it became known that the examination did not find signs of harm that is dangerous for the health of an employee of the Russian Guard, who is undergoing a victim in the case against Gabyshev.
• A resident of Yakutia, Alexander Gabyshev, who calls himself a warrior shaman, in 2019 went towards Moscow for several months in order to "expel Putin." In September 2019, Gabyshev was detained in a night camp near the federal highway on the border with the Irkutsk region. In relation to him, a case of public calls for extremist activity was initiated (part 1 of article 280 of the Criminal Code). A psychiatric examination, which was initiated by the FSB in Yakutia, found signs of insanity in Gabyshev. His defense believes that the examination was carried out incorrectly.