Dmitry Ishevsky, a new defendant in the Bolotnaya case, was left in custody for 48 hours
Unlike Polina Strongina, who was only accused of participating in mass riots and released on bail, Ishevsky is also accused of using violence against a government official, according to the Investigative Committee. Even during the interrogation, Strongina was offered to write a petition for amnesty. Ishevsky, apparently, does not fall under the amnesty. He refused to testify, Radio Liberty reports.