No charges have been brought against them, and protocols have not been drawn up. A protocol was drawn up against another detainee under Article 20.2 Part 2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (Violation of the established procedure for holding a meeting - a fine of up to 2,000 rubles), he was also released from the police department.

In the meantime, Anton Kholodov and other detainees who remain in the police department have gone on a hunger strike.

Yuri Yemelyanov, who was detained today on Red Square and taken to the Kitay-Gorod police department, is being charged under Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation (disobedience to the police, up to 15 days of arrest).

She reports that an unknown person previously detained on Red Square is in the Kitai-Gorod police department in the KAZ (administrative detention cell).

Boris Beilinson and Stanislav Pozdnyakov were detained on Red Square, who crushed leaflets with an invitation to an opposition rally on May 7. They were delivered to the Kitai-Gorod police department.

According to eyewitnesses, she was detained without explanation. Mityushkina was detained by a major with a breastplate "012442", who refused to introduce himself. Then Yury Yemelyanov was detained: he was detained by Colonel Domyshev, who accused Yemelyanov of insulting a police officer.

Today, a traditional walk with white ribbons is taking place on Red Square, and throughout Moscow there is a "Document Check Day", during which activists check documents from police officers - this right is given by the law "On Police". The lieutenant colonel detaining the activist refused to introduce himself, because he believes that the law “On Police” does not require him to do so.

19.3 (non-prosecution of the police, up to 15 days) and kept until trial. The rest of the detainees, in particular Dmitry Pchelin and Vera Lavreshina, detained at night, were released from the police department.