"The minibus has turned into a car factory"

In Ulan-Ude, the pensioner demanded that the driver of the minibus remove the letter Z in the cabin. The driver took her to the police

In Ulan-Ude, a minibus driver brought a pensioner Natalya Filonov to the police on his own bus. He told the security forces that Filonova wanted to remove the letter Z in his salon, and also made a brawl and cursed. This was reported by the human rights activist Nadezhda Nizovkin, who represents the interests of Filonova.

On the evening of April 26, Natalya Filonova got into a route bus at the Barguzin Hotel stop. She saw in the salon of the minibus the letter Z and demanded from the driver to remove it. The driver refused to do this and said that the bus would not move until Natalya would get out. Filonova did not leave the salon. Then the carrier landed all the passengers, except for Natalia, closed the door and took the woman to the police department.

“It turns out that the driver turned his minibus into a car Zak and delivered Filonov to the police,” Nizovkina said. “This driver himself detained her.” I don’t know who demanded that from him. ” Filonov live, who led Nizovkin from the police, said: "The driver went out of the driver's seat and went to sex in the police that the citizen was taught there."

The detainee and her defender expected that the police on Natalia would draw up a protocol for public discrediting the Russian army. But, to their surprise, Filonova was charged with petty hooliganism. “Perhaps this is due to the fact that petty hooliganism is an arrest article, you can get up to 15 days of arrest for it,” the human rights activist suggests. - And public discrediting is only a fine. Most likely, Natalia will be charged with discrediting the army, but later. ”

A few hours later, Natalia became bad in the police. She was taken to the hospital while she is there.

In 2021, Natalya Filonova received two fines for re -violation of the rules of participation in the action - she repeatedly participated in rallies in support of Alexei Navalny (included in the list of extremists). The total amount of fines amounted to 400 thousand rubles. Filonova - a pensioner, does not work anywhere. The bailiffs arrested her accounts, the payment of fines comes from the pension of Natalia.

Previously, the LB reported on the coach of the children's sports school Valeria Yakovlev, who was discharged three fines totaling 90 thousand rubles for public discrediting the Russian army. Yakovlev twice tore the letter Z from the door of the school and once criticized the “special operation”. After the material about the coach came out, readers collected more than 200 thousand rubles for Valeria for a fine.