In Izhevsk, Deputy Head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Udmurtia Sergei Kozlov summoned for a conversation activist Mikhail Nazarov, the owner of an apartment in a building whose residents allowed Alexei Navalny’s headquarters to hold a meeting with the politician in their local area. Nazarov himself told Mediazona about this. The former chairman of the local Yabloko branch is scheduled to appear for the conversation tomorrow at 11:00. “He invited me to his office tomorrow.

In Nizhny Novgorod, a Russian Post employee sprayed pepper spray in the face of a pensioner, not wanting to serve clients at a late hour, reports . ProGorod As local resident Zhanna Zein told the publication, on the evening of November 8, she and several other post office visitors joined the queue 15 minutes before the branch closed, but the employee refused to serve, citing the fact that the working day would soon end.

Relatives of residents of Chechnya, whose disappearance Novaya Gazeta wrote about, have been taken under the protection of the republic’s law enforcement agencies, told TASS.

The Central District Court of Kaliningrad took into custody 35-year-old taxi driver Alexander Petrovsky, who shared the ideas of Artpodgotovka activists, who is suspected of calls for terrorism (Part 2 of Article 205.2 of the Criminal Code) for messages in a telegram chat, reports New Kaliningrad. The decision to arrest was made on November 7. Now Petrovsky is in pre-trial detention center-1. According to lawyer Rostislav Kulikov, his client was detained on November 5 in a parking lot.

The Frunzensky District Court of Saratov sent Fyodor Martynov, the owner of the apartment in which on November 1 FSB officers detained four supporters of the nationalist Vyacheslav Maltsev, to a pre-trial detention center for two months, reports the Svobodnye Novosti agency . Martynov is suspected under Part 1 of Article 223.1 of the Criminal Code (illegal production of explosives). As court press secretary Anastasia Tudakova said, an FSB investigator requested the arrest.

The Sosnogorsk Transport Prosecutor's Office denied reports of a forced landing of the Mi-8 helicopter in Komi, reports . Interfax “The forced landing was not confirmed,” the supervisory agency said. The prosecutor's office said that today at 12:45 the services of the Syktyvkar airport received a message allegedly from the crew of an Mi-8 helicopter about an emergency landing in the area of ​​​​the village of Kedva. The message also said that there were 10 people on board.

In the center of Kazan, a military investigator driving an SUV dragged a traffic police inspector along the road for several meters, Realnoe Vremya reports , citing sources in law enforcement agencies. A video of the incident the day before, November 8, appeared in the HUE group on the VKontakte social network. It states that the car was driven by a military investigator, 25-year-old Igor Pilipenko from Saratov.

Evgenia Goreva with his son and civil husband. Shot: REN TV On November 3, in Nizhny Novgorod, the father killed his four -year -old son. Before that, he wrote messages with threats to his wife - the investigator of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, but she was not released from duty. The woman announced the abduction of the child to the police; According to her friend, the statement was not accepted.

In Grozny, the Supreme Court upheld the decision of the court of the Shatoi district of Chechnya, which satisfied the claim of the Chechen Ministry of Internal Affairs against Novaya Gazeta, Civic Assistance and a resident of the village of Kenkhi Ramazan Dzhalaldinov. This was reported by the Memorial human rights center.

A person whom investigators call Buchenkov (left), and Dmitry Buchenkov himself (right). Photo from the case file Anarchist Dmitry Buchenkov, accused in the “Swamp case”, did not come to the next court hearing. He himself said that he had left Russia and plans to ask for political asylum in one of the European countries. At the same time, Buchenkov did not have mandatory for house arrest, they often break and fail. Today's meeting was supposed to begin at 10 in the morning .

In Izhevsk, the entrance to a residential building collapsed at the intersection of 10 October and Udmurtskaya streets, reports TASS . According to the agency's interlocutor, there were injuries as a result of the incident. “Their number is being specified,” the source said. Wall posts Part of the residential building collapsed from the first to the ninth floors. A source in the emergency services told RIA Novosti that the collapse occurred in house 261 on Udmurtskaya Street.

The anarchist Dmitry Buchenkov, accused in the case of the events on Bolotnaya Square on May 6, 2012, confirmed that he left Russia, reports Current Time. According to Buchenkov, he is “in one of the EU states” and has asked for political asylum there. Buchenkov did not specify which country he came to.

In Komi, rescuers are looking for a Mi-8 helicopter with ten people on board. Communication with the helicopter was lost during an emergency landing, reports , citing a source in the emergency services. Interfax “The crew of the Mi-8 helicopter reported an engine failure and the intention to make an emergency landing 70 km from Ukhta near the village of Kedva.

The Supreme Court of Tatarstan recovered 10 thousand rubles from the Russian Ministry of Finance as compensation for moral damages for the illegal criminal prosecution of Kazan resident Rafael Safin. This was reported by the human rights organization “ Zone of Law ”. In August 2014, Kazan police officers Azat Abdullin and Elmir Namazov, in civilian clothes, were waiting at the entrance of one of the houses for a 55-year-old man who was wanted in a murder case.

The Federal Security Service has introduced amendments to the traffic rules that regulate the use of flashing lights when escorting motorcades. The document was published on the portal of regulatory acts. According to current legislation, a motorcade may deviate from traffic rules if it is accompanied by vehicles with “color schemes” of emergency services - police, the Ministry of Emergency Situations, and ambulances.