The Meshchansky District Court refused to arrest Larisa Shulman, although the prosecution demanded that she be placed under arrest, arguing that she was accused of a socially dangerous crime (Shulman was charged with beatings and hooliganism). However, an interrogating officer from the Meshchansky OVD stated that the 48 hours during which a detainee charged with a criminal offense could be held in custody had not expired.

At the moment, Vladimir Ionov and Ildar Dadin have come out - they were processed under Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code. Emil Terekhin remains at the police department, who is also being processed under this article and should be released soon.

Three people previously detained on Manezhnaya Square - Vladimir Ionov, Emil Terekhin and Ildar Dadin - are charged with Article 20.2 Part 2 of the Administrative Code. They are in the “monkey barn”, their things were confiscated. Another person was detained near the police station, around which a support group for detained activists had gathered. 19.59 The detainee near the police station was released without drawing up a report.

Near the monument to Zhukov on Manezhnaya Square, Ildar Dadin was detained, who went out on a solo picket with an anti-Putin poster. UPD 18.50 Later, another person was detained at the monument to Zhukov with a poster “Putin is the death of Russia,” and he and Dadin were taken to the China Town police station.

On the morning of September 13, Voronezh human rights activist Natalya Zvyagina found a package with severed chicken heads on her balcony, reports Voronezh City Portal . This was preceded by a noise that she heard at night, but did not attach any importance to it. In addition, when she left the apartment, she found that her door was doused with green paint. Zvyagina wrote a statement to the police about the attack.

On Manezhnaya Square, Vladimir Ionov was detained, who was holding a single picket with a poster “Putin exists, no need for intelligence.” During the arrest, police officers referred to the “day of silence” before the Moscow City Duma elections and took Ionov to the Kitay Gorod police station.

Larisa Shulman, who was detained yesterday at the Meshchansky police department on charges of beatings and hooliganism, was taken to the Meshchansky District Court. This is reported by her brother Mikhail Shulman. On the night of September 13, she was transported from the Department of Internal Affairs to the TDF of the Central Internal Affairs Directorate of Moscow and back. Lawyers and Moscow City Duma candidate Vladimir Khomyakov, whose confidant is Shulman, were not allowed to see her.

Vladimir Ionov was detained by a police patrol in the city of Zheleznodorozhny, Moscow Region, at the moment when he was heading to the station to go to Moscow for a traditional solo picket, which he holds on Manezhnaya Square on Saturdays. Ionov had folded posters with him, which the police, having delivered Ionov to the city administration, were going to seize for examination. But after several calls from disgruntled citizens, the police released the activist, returning the posters.

Larisa Shulman was transferred from the temporary detention facility back to the Meshchansky police station at night, writes her brother Mikhail Shulman on Facebook. According to him, all the time since the beginning of the detention, lawyers have not been allowed to see her (Shulman believes that a lawyer appointed by the police was assigned to her, although she demanded her lawyer).