Activist convicted of spitting at Putin's portrait refuses compulsory labor and is ready to go to prison
Dmitry Karuev, an activist from Cheboksary, who was convicted for spitting on a portrait of Putin, refuses punishment in the form of compulsory work and is ready to go to prison, Alexander Averin, a member of the political council of the Other Russia, writes in his blog. On July 20, in the court of the Moskovsky district of Cheboksary, at 16.00, a hearing on the case of Karuev will be held. The case was referred to the court by the Criminal Inspectorate.