The detainees delivered to the Arbat police department from Manezhnaya Square are released from the department with protocols under Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses. It is worth noting that this time the police, in a sense, competently approached the fulfillment of their duties, without attributing the same plot to everyone.

Several people on Manezhnaya Square stretched out their arms in such a position as if they were holding a poster. The absence of a real banner did not confuse the police, who detained Pavel Kuznetsov, Mark Galperin, Daniil Kogtev, Maria Goncharova, Reida Lynn and Ilya Mishchenko. Now they are in the same paddy wagon as the 4 people detained earlier.

So far, four people have been detained: Vladimir Roslov, Irina Kalmykova, Mikhail Udimov and Vladimir Ionov. The first two took turns standing in single pickets, the last two were "guilty" of their interest in the fate of the previous ones who went to the paddy wagon.

On Saturday, Ekaterina Zaitseva, Alexei Konochkin, Alexander Zaitsev, Andrey Bystrov, Dmitry Isusov, Yury Staroverov, Mikhail Nosov, Alexei Astanin and Dmitry Sutyagin were detained at a rally dedicated to the Day of Russian Action.

He is charged with article 20.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (petty hooliganism, up to 15 days of arrest), the reason is traditional - obscene language in a public place. Probably on Monday Sutuga's case will be considered in the district court. The rest of the detainees were released last night after the concert.

According to updated information, in addition to Aleksey Sutuga, 10 more people were detained, returning from an anti-fascist concert. A protocol is drawn up against Sutuga under Article 20.1 (petty hooliganism). What exactly was the reason for the detention, his witnesses find it difficult to answer.

changes A bill introducing criminal penalties for repeated violations of the rules for holding mass events has been submitted to the Duma. Vedomosti, March 31 : “Alexander Sidyakin, the author of the law on rallies tightening liability, adopted after mass protests after the State Duma elections, introduced a bill to the State Duma introducing criminal liability for organizers of uncoordinated rallies.