In Zhukovsky, police officers detained a member of the Territorial Election Commission Aleksey Minyailo and took him to the police department. This was reported to OVD-Info by the Golos association. According to preliminary data, Minyailo recorded violations at one of the polling stations (PEC 621), and since it is impossible to remove him according to the law, the commission employees called the police, who detained Minyailo.

All activists previously detained on Manezhnaya Square have been released. At the police department, police officers considered all three to be the organizers of an uncoordinated meeting of three people and issued protocols for them under Article 20.2, Part 2 - “Organizing or holding a public event without filing a notice of a public event in the prescribed manner,” which is punishable by a fine of up to 30 thousand rubles . Kitay-gorodt. e.

Vladimir Ionov was released after registration under Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses, Ildar Dadin and Denis Bakholdin still remain in the police department. Earlier, all three were detained on Manezhnaya Square while trying to hold pickets with anti-Putin posters.

Three people were detained at the Zhukov monument on Manezhnaya Square while trying to unfurl anti-Putin posters, eyewitnesses reported. The names of the detainees are being clarified. OVD-InfoUPD 17.15 The detainees - Ildar Dadin, Denis Bakholdin, Vladimir Ionov - are heading to the police station in a police car. China town

Earlier, journalists Alexander Sotnik and Maria Orlovskaya, detained at the Kremlin, were released from the Kitai-Gorod police department. As Orlovskaya told OVD-Info, they were allegedly detained on “orientation”, and they were looking for an “explosive device” at the OVD, after which they were released from the police without drawing up a protocol.

Journalists Alexander Sotnik and Maria Orlovskaya were detained on the embankment near the Kremlin, where they were filming. At the moment, they were taken to the Kitai-Gorod police department. Details are being specified.

Kemerovo journalist Dmitry Shipilov has been placed in SIZO No. 1 in Noginsk and will soon be transferred to Kuzbass, where he faces three months in a colony-settlement for critical publications against the governor of the region Aman Tuleev, reports Lenta.ru .