In Rostov-on-Don, the entire staff of the drug control unit of the Leninsky district of the city was fired after ten packaged kilograms of drugs were found in the office of the head of the unit. This was reported by the local publication 1Rnd.ru , citing a source in law enforcement agencies. According to the publication, the head of police department No. 4, Evgeny Yakimenko, received a severe reprimand. Since the lieutenant colonel had two months left before his retirement, he was not fired.

The European Court of Human Rights communicated the complaint of Mikhail Shendakov, who was detained in Moscow in 2017 with a poster “Putin is a traitor to the Motherland and an enemy of the Russian people. My evaluative opinion (Constitution of the Russian Federation, Article 29),” reports the Memorial human rights center.

Police detained six people for a fight near the FSB department in the South-Eastern Administrative District of Moscow. this TASS reports with reference to a source in law enforcement agencies. According to the publication, the incident occurred on the territory of the FSB department on the night of June 21. A TASS source said that a conflict occurred between a Muscovite and a citizen of Kyrgyzstan, which resulted in a fight. As a result, four more people came to the aid of the Kyrgyz citizen.

In the Irkutsk region, the Slyudyansky District Court sentenced two police officers accused of beating a detainee, according to the court’s website. The court and investigation established that in the fall of 2016, two police officers - “S. and B." — we saw “Citizen P.” near the store, intoxicated, and decided to detain him. According to investigators, when the police were taking the detainee to the department, he used obscene language and tried to open the car doors.

In Moscow, near the building of the Commissioner for Human Rights, Andrei Kiselyov was detained, who went to a picket in support of those involved in the “New Greatness” case, wrote on Twitter. blogger Denis Styazhkin First, together with Kiselev, Styazhkin himself was detained, as well as blogger Nikolai Glukhin. They were all taken to the Krasnoselskoye police station. After 15 minutes, Styazhkin and Glukhin were released , but no explanations were taken from them.

In Chelyabinsk, a criminal case for hooliganism (Part 1 of Article 213 of the Criminal Code), initiated against anarchists, was dropped after a banner “FSB is the main terrorist” was hung on the fence near the building of the regional intelligence agency. This follows from the corresponding notification that one of the defendants, Dmitry Semenov, received and passed on to the editors of Mediazona.

The Kiev District Court of Simferopol sentenced former Deputy Prime Minister of Crimea Oleg Kazurin to 11.5 years in a maximum security colony, reports .

The Volgograd Regional Court changed the preventive measure from detention to house arrest for Leonid Zhdanov, the owner of the boat station from where the catamaran left, which sank in the Volga when it collided with a barge, TASS reports . On the evening of June 11, the catamaran “Elan” collided with the barge “Captain Vecherkin” and sank. 11 passengers of the catamaran were killed, the barge was not damaged.

The former head of the anti-corruption department (GUEBiPK) of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Denis Sugrobov was not placed in a punishment cell (punishment cell) in a Mordovian colony. The prisoner’s lawyer, Eduard Isetsky, told Mediazona about this. According to Isetsky, today he contacted his client via “official station telephone communication.” “The Rosbalt information is a lie.

Anti-fascist Alexander Kolchenko, convicted in the case of “Crimean terrorists”, is in the medical unit after a hunger strike, he was allowed a long visit with his mother, human rights activist Nikolai Shchur wrote on Facebook with reference to the lawyer of the convicted person. According to Shchur, on June 22, a lawyer visited Kolchenko and told the human rights activist about his condition. “Sasha is still in the medical unit. But now he is not alone in the ward, but with a “cellmate”.

In the criminal case of Roskomnadzor press secretary Vadim Ampelonsky, accused of embezzlement, one episode out of nine remains, TASS reports citing lawyer Elena Vyatkina. “Previously, Ampelonsky was accused of fraud [Article 159 of the Criminal Code] on nine counts, then the investigation reclassified the case as embezzlement [Article 160 of the Criminal Code], and only one episode of the crime remained in the case,” Vyatkina said.

Supporters of Alexei Navalny sent documents to the Ministry of Justice to register the Russia of the Future party, wrote on Twitter. Lyubov Sobol, a lawyer for the Anti-Corruption Foundation, Navalny has been trying to register his party since 2014; it was originally called the Progress Party. When the politician’s supporters wanted to hold the founding congress of the party for the last, seventh time, the owner refused to provide the premises.

The Saratov Regional Court sentenced 44-year-old Sergei Dubovitsky, who escaped from a penal colony and killed his wife, to 21 years in prison, according to the website of the regional department of the Investigative Committee. He was found guilty of escaping from a place of deprivation of liberty (Part 1 of Article 313 of the Criminal Code), as well as of murder committed with particular cruelty (clause “e” of Part 2 of Article 105 of the Criminal Code).

Care Center "Flowers of Life". Photo: Elena Masyuk / Novayagazeta.ru Employees of the Children's Center “Flowers of Life” in Makhachkala complain that the police do not allow them to work: they burst into the building, scare children, take their things and delay their parents. Mediazona tells how the operatives of the EC center actually put a whole kindergarten on a preventive accounting.

The Primorsky Regional Court overturned the arrest order of Open Russia activist in Vladivostok Andrei Yarotsky, according to the movement’s Telegram channel. The court terminated the administrative proceedings against the activist; today he is due to be released from the special detention center. The Frunzensky District Court arrested Yarotsky for 15 days on June 14. He was found guilty under Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (disobedience to the demands of police officers).