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In Moscow, at the exit from a special detention center, a National Bolshevik was detained after serving 10 days of arrest
In Moscow, at the exit from the special detention center, National Bolshevik Mikhail Borovskikh was detained, who was serving 10 days of administrative arrest there in connection with a rally for fair elections. This was reported to OVD-Info by associates of the detainee.
The Borovskikhs were taken to the police department in the Akademichesky district, and the activist's phone was confiscated. Presumably, he was placed in a cell.
A lawyer from OVD-Info Sergey Telnov went to help the detainee.
17:24 The activist's associates told OVD-Info that a protocol on disobedience to a police officer (Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) is being drawn up at Borovsky.
19:21. The protocol says that Borovskikh tried on July 31 to climb over the fence of the police department and escape, but a police officer prevented him from doing this, Sergei Telnov said.
19:33. Mikhail Borovskikh was left at the police station for the night. The case will be considered on August 11 by the Gagarinsky District Court of Moscow.
- National Bolsheviks Mikhail Borovskikh and Mikhail Galyashkin were arrested on August 2 by the Gagarinsky District Court of Moscow for 10 days in connection with the action at the Ministry of Justice - supporters of the Other Russia E.V. Limonov on July 31 handcuffed themselves to the bars of the windows of the building of the department.
- On July 31, the party "The Other Russia of E. V. Limonov" held an all-Russian action for fair elections. Despite pre-filed applications, the authorities approved the event only in Izhevsk. In total, 17 National Bolsheviks were detained in several cities.