Sasha Skochilenko was left in a pre -trial detention center

In the city court in the evening of May 17, an appeal was considered as they stopped for Sasha Skochilenko, who is accused of spreading the "fakes" about the Russian army. The St. Petersburg artist was left in jail.

According to the correspondent of Paper , who visited the City Court, the meeting was made closed. Sasha herself participated in the video from the video. Despite this, about 100 people came to support Skochilenko. However, the girl and sympathetic to her during the meeting could not see each other: cameras and screens turned to the judge.

The appeal, as our publication previously found out, was considered by Judge Vladimir Vasyukov, who is known for the fines and criminal case of the Lilia Sudakova model. Read more about him here .

After several hours of waiting, the appeal was not satisfied: the city court left the decision of the previous instance without changes. This means that Sasha Skochilenko will stay in jail at least until May 31. The next meeting on the extension of the preventive measure should take place before this date (since a resolution on detention is valid until May 31). “We will invest all our forces in this court session,” lawyer Dmitry Gerasimov told Paper . The latter also added that "Sasha feels good."

Skochilenko was sent to the pre -trial detention center despite the fact that she has diagnosed bipolar affective disorder and celiac disease - genetic intolerance of gluten, requiring a strict diet. In addition, more than 135 thousand people signed a petition to free the girl from the insulator.

What else to read:

• Sasha Skochilenko should not sit for 10 years for anti -war leaflets. Here is her story - with denunciation, a special operation to capture and pre -trial detention center.
• Sasha Skochilenko, arrested in the case of “fakes” about the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, was transferred to a new camera and provided with gluten -free nutrition .
• "Our soldiers would not allow bombing of peaceful civilian objects." An interrogation of a pensioner who wrote a denunciation to Sasha Skochilenko.

Photo on the cover: Andrey Bok for "Paper" .