According to the policeman on duty from the Basmannoye police department, a woman detained on December 15, who did not want to introduce herself, was released. A protocol was drawn up against the detainee on violation of Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation.

Activist Vera Lavreshina, detained on December 15 on Lubyanka Square, was today sentenced by Judge Stekliev to 10 days of administrative arrest under Article 19.3 of the Administrative Code. Lavreshina, who spent almost two days in the Taganskoye police station, went on a dry hunger strike. Let us remind you that on December 15, at least 69 people were detained at the uncoordinated “Freedom March” rally at the Solovetsky Stone.

Vera Lavreshina was detained at the Solovetsky stone during the uncoordinated action "March of Freedom", in total, according to OVD-Info, then 69 people were detained. Lavreshina refused to give her name to the Taganskoye police station, so she was left at the police station for 48 hours to establish her identity, and later she was accused of resisting police officers and charged with the relevant article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses, which provides for up to 15 days of arrest.