"They called the stupid, poked in the face of a constitution." Arrest for anti -war picket

Bed bugs, fingerprints, lack of food and mobile phones. After the anti -war rally, which took place on Thursday evening in the center of St. Petersburg, hundreds of detainees spent the night at the city police departments, and on Friday received different deadlines. Many of the arrested could not contact relatives and relatives, since they were taken from the phones, and some had to spend the night in chambers with bugs. The detainees on a peaceful campaign against the war with Ukraine told the North. Realities how they spent the night in different departments of the police.

Promotions and pickets against the war on February 24 were held throughout Russia. More than 1800 people were detained throughout the country, according to the OVD-Info (recognized as an ino-agent). The anti -war rally against the "special operation" of Russia in Ukraine was held in the center of St. Petersburg. In the square near the Gostiny Dvor, from two to three thousand people gathered in a few hours. Single pickets were instantly accelerated by police and riot police, who detained the protesters. Those who came to the rally without posters fell into the autozaki, did not shout anything and just stood. According to human rights defenders, the police detained more than 430 people, more than 150 administrative protocols were received in the courts of February 25.

Ulyana Igosheva (Timofeeva) was detained at about 21:00 and delivered to the 86th police department. In the evening of February 25, she was arrested for eight days.

- I saw that Putin declared war on Ukraine, and decided to express his dissatisfaction with this. I was on the hotel, went to the subway, gathered home at about 9 o’clock. I walked with a poster and one riot police showed me, they ran after me, grabbed and led to a car zak. There were about 50 of us on the bus, one guy was very hit in the face. He had a lens, she got somewhere under her eyes, he did not see, he was not called an ambulance. The girl and the guy were struck by a stamper. One girl, apparently, was carried and dropped to the ground. She felt bad, they called an ambulance. We were all brought to the 25th police department, they said that 22 people come in. We got up, we rose more. Then they said that five guys and one would take me away, and took me to the 86th department. They plunged hard here. We were forced to take fingerprints. I refused, they threatened me. I was told that if I do not pass fingerprints, then they will now take somewhere for 15 days and they will separate from everyone and I will be not not possible. Then they took me to the criminal investigation, the employees mocked me for not giving up fingerprints: laughed, called dumb, poked the constitution in the face, said that you know nothing and you dumb. I sat in a chair, one of them came up to me and said: "You are sitting unevenly, sit down exactly." Then they took off my chair, I stood for half an hour, and they said that I could not sit down. It was very unpleasant. Then we were all distributed through the cameras, and we had bugs there. We had three cameras, five people were sitting in the same cell, although it is double, seven people in the second, although it is also double. And in the third I was put one, because I was one girl. It was very stuffy, and there were many bugs. We did not sleep all night and just crushed bugs, and now we are going ( at the time of the conversation, Ulyan, along with other detainees, was taken to court, where we eventually arrested for 8 days. - SR ) all in bugs. We talked about bugs by police officers. They said: "Yes, they are here, what surprises you?"

Daria was detained at 18:38 and delivered to the 16th police department of St. Petersburg. It was fined 10 thousand rubles for the simultaneous mass stay of citizens (Articles 20.2.2 of the Administrative Code of the Russian Federation).

- I was detained at the Gostiny Dvor at 18:38. I was in the Gostiny Dvor, there were a lot of people. It turned out that I found the police officers several times, but I did not have any posters, I did not shout slogans. In my opinion, I was taken away for no apparent reason. I was not used for the detention, but some guys were quite tightly loaded into the car. There were about 30 people in Avtozak. We were brought to the 16th department. We could not familiarize us with the details of the matter for a very long time: we were not told by which article we were delayed. At about four in the morning, we were finally given protocols. We took our fingerprints, although we did not give consent to this. Many were still photographed, but I am not. After that, they began to break us in different departments, they also wanted to take us away, since in our department all the sleeping places were clogged. There was enough space for only two people, in my opinion. But in the end, we waited for the car until 6 in the morning, we were told that there were no sleeping places, and we remained to spend the night in the 16th department in the office. We slept on the floor, chairs, on the table. We were not given mattresses, nor pillows, nor blankets. There was no water, only “Doshirak” and some kind of puree were given from food.

The volunteers later passed on the food and water to us, shoved it through the window. Lawyers were not allowed to us all night. Only at 4 in the morning, representatives of the Commissioner for Human Human Rights Alexander Shchelov were launched. We asked the police pillows, but the requirements ignored. And although there was no aggression to us, in all requests they refused us or they were simply ignored. We went to bed at about 7 in the morning. I woke up without 20 minutes in the morning. I was told that I had to gather and go to court, but this decision was postponed for a long time .

Alexander Margovich was detained at about 21:00 and delivered to the 18th police department of St. Petersburg. Margovich was fined 10 thousand rubles for violating "coronaviral" restrictions.

- We were on promotions purposefully with family and friends, we came to support. Usually OMON runs after someone and is enough and usually manages to move to the wall. Most likely, if you moved away, they will not take you. But this time it turned out strangely: they, apparently, did not catch up with those guys who fled behind, turned sharply and suddenly pulled me out. I had a poster with me, we painted it for a long time, but I did not have time to expand it. I just walked in an embrace with a huge watman folded and they took it from me, I didn’t see him anymore. There were 22 or 21 people in Avtozak. We had a girl with heart defect and she felt bad. At night we were called into some strange interrogations and she, of course, was nervous. She felt worse and she was refused to call an ambulance. When she called, the ambulance arrived and refused to let her go without a convoy. They said: we have no convoy, so you cannot leave. And she remained in the department. It was brought to her medicines for asthma, for the heart.

We were brought to the police department and we were not drawn up by detention protocols. We did not even know which articles were charged with us and I did not know about this for the next 16 hours. We were placed well, but lawyers were not allowed to let us. We demanded them, and they answered us from the category: "Why am I not a lawyer to you," "I'm better than a lawyer." At night, one of the detainees was pulled out to draw up protocols. Everyone was taken to some strange survey. These were people in civilian clothes, who did not appear. They said: "We are employees of the criminal investigation department, you need to go with us." I sat with them for two hours, they threatened us there, talked about some children of the Donbass who suffer, and we fascists and support fascism. They talked about how they can easily destroy our lives. They all sought an answer to some strange questions about our apartments about what we are doing and why we came to rallies. You had to say a floor, an apartment, how many floors in your house, tell about the roof, about the attic, about the back door, about the basement, about where the windows go. They seem rather meaningless, but at the same time the employees tried to actively get them from us. It was generally a strange questionnaire and I asked what kind of questionnaire it was and why I should fill it. They said that this was not connected with our business, but they said that this questionnaire is for criminals. At the same time, the man immediately said that I was not a criminal. The police wanted to take off the prints. They cited, said that it was necessary to do this. I refused, they answered me: "Well, sit here until you agree." I stayed to sit, but in the end they let me go.

The police immediately invited us to order food and transfers to the police department. In order not to feed us normally, they threw it on volunteers, friends and our parents. We had an assembly hall and we slept on these connected wooden chairs, upholstered by something soft. There were no blankets and pillows.

Marina Singh was detained at about 21:00 and delivered to the 31st police department of St. Petersburg. On Friday, the court arrested her for 15 days.

- I had a "no war" poster on a fur coat. I walked by the hand with my friend, they grabbed me and very roughly led me to the bus, although I did not resist. After about 15 minutes we went to the department. The bus was full, people stood. We settled down in the assembly hall of the department, slept there as they could. We were not fed, although we have repeatedly asked. Everyone told everyone to give an IMEI code from the phone, took fingerprints. I refused to give them, said that they have no right to do this. Then they put me separately and began to say that if I do not give my IMEI, then the protocol would be instructed to me, that I supposedly stole the phone, that I have a orientation and that then they would punch at all the bases. But I still refused to do it. I was told to take fingerprints, I refused. I was told to give the phone, I refused because this is my personal property. Further, some of the police said that I was a bitch. I was kept separately for about three hours. Everyone else was in the assembly hall, and all this time they told me that I should take prints, and in every possible way they crushed me morally. They threatened that they would write to my university and to work. I said that it was indifferent to me. They asked how much they paid me. They said that I would be detained for 15 days, since I recently had a fine and that if I rent prints, they would let me go in a couple of hours. As a result, I passed the prints because I was just tired.

Detainees for shares receive fines and arrests in the courts of the city. The Krasnogvardeisky Court arrested for three days the mother of one and a half year old child Yevgeny Gerasimchuk. She was detained with Nikita Seversukhin, she had a poster with the text "Flowers Better Bullets" and cloves. They did not have time to hold a single picket. The court also arrested for six days the mother of three children Galina Ageeva, the activist of Yabloko Yuri Bagrov was given for 10 days.

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