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Feb 24, 2014
Police beat a man with a prosthesis in the center of Moscow?
According to a person who called the hotline, a man with a prosthetic leg was beaten in the Manezhnaya Square area. According to a caller who witnessed the incident, the police knocked the disabled man down with a blow to his prosthesis, dragged him into a paddy wagon, where they began to beat him with batons, after which one was taken away in the paddy wagon in an unknown direction. OVD-InfoUPD 25.02 12:00. The information has not yet been confirmed.
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Feb 24, 2014
At least 62 people were detained in St. Petersburg
In St. Petersburg, at least 62 people were detained for actions in support of the “prisoners of Bolotnaya” convicted today, according to the Help for Detainees in St. Petersburg group . “We have clarified the data for all EPs: 22 OPs - 16 people, 28 OPs - 28 people, 52 OPs - 16 people, 78 OPs - 2 people," the group reports at the moment.
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Feb 24, 2014
423 people were detained at Manezhnaya
At least 423 people were detained tonight on Manezhnaya Square and adjacent streets. An updated list with the distribution of the ATS is here . Earlier in the day, at least 234 people were detained near the Zamoskvoretsky court. Both actions were timed to coincide with the priory in the Bolotnaya case.
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Feb 24, 2014
At least 315 people were detained on Manezhnaya Square
at least 315 people were detained on Manezhnaya Square, the full list with updates is available at this link: http://ovdinfo.org/news/2014/02/24/zaderzhaniya-na-i-okolo-manezhnoy-ploshchadi According to OVD-Info ,
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Feb 24, 2014
Detentions on and near Manezhnaya Square
Oleg Kozlovsky Radik Wildanov Alexander Ryklin Evgenia Tretyakova Andrey Semenov Denis Quraishi Konstantin Makovnikov Mikhail Galashin Anatoly Kapustin Sergey Dashevsky Artem Shur Nikolai Kharitonov Evgeniy Osin Kirill Kryuchkov Armen Gukasin Ilya Mishchenko Nikolay Glukhin Ivanov Peter Tsarkov 8 people Paddy wagon 2 (22 people) - Yakimanka police station, released after drawing up a report on violation of Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation Everyone was
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Feb 24, 2014
Another 22 people were detained near Manezhnaya Square
At the beginning of Tverskaya Street in Moscow, 22 more people were detained: Oleg Kozlovsky Radik Wildanov Alexander Ryklin Evgenia Tretyakova Andrey Semenov Denis Quraishi Makovnikov Konstantin Mikhail Galashin Anatoly Kapustin Sergei Dashevsky Shur Artem Nikolai Kharitonov Evgeny Osin Kirill Kryuchkov Armen Gukasin 7 people
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Feb 24, 2014
Detentions began on Manezhnaya Square
5 activists were detained on Manezhnaya Square: Maxim Vinyarsky Kuznetsov Pavel Alexander Eisman Oleg Elanchik Evgeny Antokhin UPD (19:15): Oleg Kozlovsky and Alexander Ryklin were detained.
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Feb 24, 2014
At the Yakimanka police station, all detainees face arrest
Detainees at the Yakimanka police station are issued two articles simultaneously - 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses and 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses. The first article provides for a fine of up to 20,000 rubles, the second entails an administrative arrest of up to 15 days. The detainees are going to be taken to the Zamoskvoretsky court in the near future.
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Feb 24, 2014
234 people were detained at the Zamoskoretsky court
The detainees were taken to 10 Moscow police stations, two more paddy wagons are on the way. The full list with names and police departments is here (updated). They began to release them from the Presnenskoye police station after registration under Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (fine up to 30 thousand rubles), from the Taganskoye police station they were released under the protocol under Art.
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Feb 24, 2014
The verdict in the “Case of Eight” was announced
All the defendants were found guilty of both using violence against a government official and participating in mass riots. At the same time, the court excluded arson from the charge of participating in mass riots, since they were not established by the court. Almost all of the defense's arguments were found to be unfounded. The testimony of the defendants, according to the court, is refuted by the testimony of the victims and prosecution witnesses.
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Feb 24, 2014
Detainees began to be released from the Taganskoye police station
According to OVD-Info Alexei Makarov, detainees at the Taganskoye OVD are issued under Art. 12.29 of the Code of Administrative Offenses, part 1 is “a violation by a pedestrian or a passenger of a vehicle of the rules of the road.” This article implies a fine of 500 rubles.
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Feb 24, 2014
During the first hour of the verdict, 91 people were detained
During the first hour of the announcement of the verdict in the Bolotnaya case, at least four paddy wagons left the Zamoskoretsky court, with 91 detainees in them. The full list of detainees (updated) is here .
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Feb 24, 2014
Detentions at Zamoskvoretsky court - 2
Pykhtin Fedor Simakov Valeryan Erofeev Alexander Gorelik Olga Sheyanov Grigory Grafov Andrey Kuznetsov Dmitry Berbenev Mikhail Tulinov Arthur Vladimir Kotlyarenko Mykola Kharitonov Morozov Alexander Gorinov Alexey Davidis Sergey Obolonsky Alexander Egelskaya Ekaterina Bondarev Vyacheslav Strakhov Roman Polevoy Sergey - minor Dmitry Golubovsky
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Feb 24, 2014
42 people have already been detained at the Zamoskoretsky court
So far, 42 people have been arrested. Among them, Nadezhda Mityushkina, Evgeny Levkovich, Vladimir Akimenkov, Sergey Parkhomenko were detained. Lists are being updated.
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Feb 24, 2014
Detentions began near the Zamoskvoretsky court
According to eyewitnesses, Vladimir Akimenkov, Ilya Yashin and an unknown citizen of Estonia were detained. UPD (10:48): Ilya Yashin was released without being brought to the paddy wagon.
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