The Investigative Committee opened criminal cases on the use of violence against security forces (Article 318 of the Criminal Code), hooliganism (Article 213 of the Criminal Code) and damage to property (Article 167 of the Criminal Code) after the Moscow rally in support of politician Alexei Navalny, according to the website of the Moscow department.

Police major from Kursk Ruslan Agibalov said that he was fired for a video in support of politician Alexei Navalny on YouTube. this . reported Baza Agibalov posted a video “Major of the Kursk Police in support of Navalny A.A. and all political prisoners” on January 22. According to him, two hours after the video was published, an FSB officer called him and asked him to come to the security department to explain his actions.

The Directorate of the Investigative Committee for St. Petersburg opened a criminal case regarding an attack on traffic police officers during a rally in support of Alexei Navalny. This is stated on the department's website. This happened during the day on Senate Square, near the Manege. According to the Investigative Committee, an unidentified man stepped out of the fence onto the roadway and punched a traffic police officer in the face in response to a remark.

In Saratov, an ambulance crashed a police car Lada Grant; The patient who was taken for hospitalization died. This was reported to RIA Novosti in the regional Ministry of Internal Affairs and the regional Ministry of Health. The accident occurred around 11:30 (10:30 Moscow time) at the intersection of Kutyakov and Astrakhan streets opposite the Triumph Mall shopping center.

The Office of the Investigative Committee for the Primorsky Territory opened a criminal case against a 28-year-old participant in the rally on January 23 in Vladivostok for the use of violence against a National Guardsman (Part 1 of Article 318 of the Criminal Code). this .

Novaya Gazeta, at the request of Roskomnadzor, removed material that in a boarding house near Moscow, “university and college students” were being trained, under the guise of demonstrators, to provoke fights at a rally on January 23. this The editors of the publication reported . “Tatyana Yurasova’s material about the place of training of the alleged “titushki” was deleted at the request of Roskomnadzor,” says the article page now . A copy of it is available in Google's cache.

In St. Petersburg, the Investigative Committee opened a case against civil activist and editor of the AgitRussia telegram channel Pavel Ivankin for insulting a government official (Article 319 of the Criminal Code). about this in his Telegram channel. spoke The head of Agora, Pavel Chikov, The case was opened because of the poster with which Ivankin came out to Gostiny Dvor on January 19.

After a mass protest in Vladivostok, a criminal case was opened for actions threatening the safe operation of transport (Article 267.1 of the Criminal Code), reports Apology of Protest. According to human rights activists, all those detained at the protest were taken out of their administrative detention cells and taken to their offices. All detainees are allegedly going to be interrogated as witnesses.

In Rostov-on-Don, a criminal case was opened on calls for mass riots against 17-year-old Maxim S. (Part 3 of Article 212 of the Criminal Code). This was reported by “Apology of Protest” with reference to the decision of the Investigative Committee to search the teenager’s home.

The court in Kurgan, which took place via Skype at the police department, arrested the coordinator of the political headquarters of politician Alexei Navalny, Alexei Schwartz, for 30 days. Novaya Gazeta about this . told His lawyer Olga Shmakova

The Office of the Investigative Committee for the Novosibirsk Region opened a criminal case on calls for mass riots (Part 3 of Article 212 of the Criminal Code). This is reported on the department's website.

The Investigative Committee and the Supreme Court supported the bill on criminal liability instead of administrative liability for involving minors in uncoordinated protests, reports . RIA Novosti State Duma deputy Evgeny Marchenko, who introduced the bill, proposes to punish this with up to 5 years in prison, and for inducing teenagers to organize mass riots - up to 10 years in prison.