Ildar Dadin, after being examined in the hospital for beating during detention, was taken back to the Arbat police station. Like other detainees, he was charged under Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses. All the detainees were left by the police in the police department for the night before the trial.

All seven activists previously detained on Revolution Square were released from the Kitai-Gorod police department without drawing up a protocol 2 hours after the arrest. Police officers checked the documents of the detainees.

At the moment, 7 people have been detained at the entrance to the rally on Revolution Square. These are Maxim Chekanov, Alexey Vorontsov, Maria Ryabikova, Sergey Shavshukov, Sergey Terekhin, Alexander Shelkovenkov, Anton Drozdov. They are in a paddy wagon next to the square. UPD 20.30 According to Aleksey Vorntsov on Twitter, the detainees were taken to the Kitai-Gorod police station: “They promise to release them 40 minutes after checking the documents.”

Ildar Dadin was hospitalized from the Arbat Department of Internal Affairs. The rest of the detainees were charged under Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses, which provides for up to 15 days of arrest, they may stay in the police department for the night.

During the procession along Arbat, Reida Lin, Niks Nemeni, Ildar Dadin, Elena Malko and Roman Petrishchev were detained. According to activists taken to the Arbat police station, the detentions were harsh, and Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses may be applied. UPD (16:40): Elena Malko was not detained, so four were detained. An ambulance team came to Ildar Dadin at the Arbat police station.