On the 72-year-old Voronezh, a protocol on the demonstration of Nazi symbols was drawn up because of the post with Putin

In Voronezh, on a 72-year-old civil activist Stanislav Egorov, on July 12, they drew up a protocol on demonstration of Nazi symbols (part 1 of article 20.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) due to a post on Facebook with Putin. He reported this to the ATS-Info.

The man was detained on July 12 and taken to the police department No. 7, then he was released under an obligation to turn to the court.

According to the protocol, a photograph of Putin was published in the post against the backdrop of a swastika with the signature of "Russians are guilty of humanity in inconsistency of Putin, as well as the German people is guilty of inconsistency of Hitler." According to Egorov, he did not post such a post.

The activist also said that after drawing up the protocol, the district police officer comes to it and threatens to force him to the court.

Recently, Stanislav Egorov was lying in the hospital with coronavirus, the district police officer called and demanded to come. On July 18, when Yegorov returned home, the neighbors informed him that the district police officer had come again and de -energized the apartment.

• Earlier in Voronezh,they arrested under the article on the demonstration of the Nazi symbols of the local activist Pavel Sychev, who was running for the State Duma.