Verkhovna Rada deputy Alexey Goncharenko, whom investigators planned to interrogate as part of the investigation into the tragedy in Odessa on May 2, has been released from the police department, his lawyer Mark Feigin reports. Alexey Goncharenko is free. — Mark Feygin (@mark_feygin) Apr 1, 2015 Goncharenko left the territory of the police station, RIA Novosti correspondent Maria Gusarova clarifies on her Twitter.

The march of Boris Nemtsov’s memory, held last Sunday in Moscow, became the first since the time of perestroika of a mass street rally, on which the opponents of the current government came under Russian tricolors.

Igor Krasnov, an investigator for particularly important cases who investigated the affairs of the far-right group BORN, was appointed head of the investigation team in the case of the murder of politician Boris Nemtsov. RBC's sources in law enforcement agencies believe that the transfer of the case to Krasnov means that the version of the involvement of nationalists in the murder of Nemtsov becomes a priority. Major General of Justice Krasnov led a group of 12 investigators.

The funeral procession in memory of the murdered politician Boris Nemtsov was generally organized and within the established time frame, but 50 people were detained by police, said the head of the department of regional security and anti-corruption of the Moscow mayor's office, Alexey Mayorov. Interfax, citing Mayrov, reports that the detainees violated public order. As it became known earlier, among those detained is Deputy of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Alexey Goncharenko.

Deputy of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Alexey Goncharenko, detained at a march in memory of Boris Nemtsov in Moscow, is being interrogated by Investigative Committee investigators in the case of the events in Odessa in May 2014. “An investigator of the Main Investigation Department of the Investigative Committee of Russia, investigating a criminal case initiated on the basis of crimes under Part 3 of Art. 30, part 1 art. 105, paragraph "z" part 2 art.

The office of murdered politician Boris Nemtsov in Yaroslavl, where he held the post of deputy of the Yaroslavl Regional Duma, is being searched. Nemtsov’s comrade-in-arms Ilya Yashin reported this. Investigators came to Nemtsov’s office in Yaroslavl. The search began. — Ilya Yashin (@IlyaYashin) March 1, 2015 On the night after the assassination attempt on the opposition politician, investigators were already searching the apartment on Malaya Ordynka where he lived.

11 people were detained by riot police during a funeral march in memory of the murdered Boris Nemtsov in Moscow. On the Dozhd TV channel, a participant in the procession said that these were “activists of the national revolutionary bloc, the Narodnaya Volya organization.” It is still unknown which police department the detainees are being taken to and what they are charged with, notes OVD-info.

At the funeral procession in memory of opposition politician Boris Nemtsov, which takes place on Sunday in the center of Moscow, deputy of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Alexey Goncharenko was detained, an reports Interfax correspondent . The capital headquarters of the Ministry of Internal Affairs confirmed the fact of the detention of the Ukrainian parliamentarian to the agency. “Moscow police confirm that Goncharenko has been detained.

The Investigative Committee offered a reward of 3 million rubles for information valuable to the investigation about the assassination attempt on Boris Nemtsov, according to a message on the department’s website. “The anonymity of all applicants is guaranteed; in addition, the operational units supporting the investigation of a criminal case are ready to pay a large reward in the amount of 3 million rubles for information valuable to the investigation,” the Investigative Committee reports.

In Tolyatti, the co-chairman of the local branch of RPR-PARNAS and one of the organizers of the March 1 march in Samara, Andrei Balin, was detained, the Samara branch of the Progress Party reported on Twitter. Balin was detained as he left the house and taken to the police department for questioning. The action itself in Samara, meanwhile, ended without incident and took place in the form of a rally, notes OVD-Info.

Ukrainian Anna Duritskaya, who was with Boris Nemtsov at the time of his murder on February 27, refused the witness protection program. RIA Novosti about this . told Her lawyer Vadim Prokhorov According to him, investigative actions involving Duritskaya, who is the main witness of the crime, are already ending. Duritskaya plans to return to Ukraine after this.

At the march in memory of Boris Nemtsov in St. Petersburg, one of the organizers of the action, Vsevolod Nelaev, was detained. As Paper reports , Negaev took responsibility for the fact that many march participants came with Ukrainian flags - the police considered this a violation. According to the conditions that were agreed upon with the city authorities, the action should take place without political symbols.

The Investigative Committee of Russia asked eyewitnesses to the murder of politician Boris Nemtsov and people who may have information about the assassination attempt to respond. The appeal is posted on the department's website.

Ukrainian Consul Gennady Breskalenko met with a witness in the case of the murder of Boris Nemtsov, Ukrainian citizen Anna Duritskaya. this on Sunday , citing a source close to the Ukrainian Embassy. reported Dozhd As the publication clarifies, earlier Verkhovna Rada deputy Ostap Semerak announced violations of the rights of Duritskaya, who was not allowed to meet with the consul.

The Voronezh police do not respond to the actions of militants from the Anti-Maidan movement, who throw green paint and insult participants in the opposition rally, the head of the regional branch of the Progress Party, Anatoly Kravchenko, reports from the scene. There are many anti-Maidanovites. They are trying to disrupt a rally in Voronezh. — Tolya Kravchenko (@tikaipo) March 1, 2015 People throw brilliant green at speakers at a rally. Constantly.