In addition to those mentioned earlier, Shaitarova was detained at the mayor's office. All the detainees left the Tverskoy police department. None of the detainees were charged with an offense. The official reason for bringing him to the police department was to draw up an administrative protocol and conduct an explanatory conversation.

Alexander Zimbovsky and Ivan Morozov, who were detained near the mayor's office, were released from the Tverskaya police station. Miloradova, Kirillova, Ashurova, Zhukova and Lyubchich, who were detained along with them, are still inside.

All seven detainees - Alexander Zimbovsky, Ivan Morozov and teachers and doctors who stood up for them - are in the Tverskaya police station. At present, police officers are rewriting their data; no charges have been brought against the detainees yet. Some of the residents of the dormitories, who gathered at the mayor's office, are waiting for the detainees near the police station.

Protocols were drawn up against Yulia Chebakova and Alexei Parshukov under Part 2 of Art. 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses.

Teachers and doctors who came to the mayor's office and demanded that the police release Zimbovsky and Morozov were detained. Miloradova, Kirillov, Ashurova, Zhukova, Lyubchich were detained. All detainees are on the bus. Residents who came to the mayor's office do not disperse.

Residents of hostels who came to the reception gathered near the Moscow City Hall on Tverskaya Street. The police detained Alexander Zimbovsky, coordinator of the Moscow Hostel Movement, and Ivan Morozov, an activist of the Revolutionary Workers' Party. They are currently on the police bus. According to eyewitnesses, Zimbovsky's mobile phone fell out during the arrest. Those gathered tried to give Zimbowski the phone, but the police did not allow it.

Protocols were drawn up against Yulia Chebakova and Alexei Parshukov under Part 2 of Art. 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (organization or holding of a public event without filing a notice of holding a public event in accordance with the established procedure). An explanation was taken from the third detainee, Yury Bredelev, but he was not charged with an administrative offense, since he did not distribute leaflets.

The Kushchevsky District Court of the Krasnodar Territory sentenced Rostov journalist Alexander Tolmachev to nine years in a strict regime colony. The prosecutor asked the accused to be sentenced to this term. Tolmachev was accused of extortion: according to investigators, he demanded money or other remuneration from various people in exchange for not publishing revealing materials about them.

Judge of the Zamoskvoretsky District Court Elena Korobchenko refused to submit to the Moscow City Court a complaint against the sentence of anti-fascist Alexei Sutuga. According to Mediazona, according to the lawyer Vladimir Samokhin, who represents the interests of Sutuga, he sent an appeal against the verdict by registered mail on October 9, and the letter was received by the court expedition the next day, as evidenced by the entry in the incoming mail register.

Mikhail Khodorkovsky, during an online forum on the Open Russia website dedicated to political prisoners, announced the establishment, together with Alexei Navalny, of an award for victims of the judicial and law enforcement system. It is planned to allocate 50 prizes of 100,000 rubles each for 2015 “for the fight against arbitrariness that has suffered but continues to fight,” Khodorkovsky wrote on Twitter.

One of the three detainees near the Pirogov Russian State Medical University, Yulia Chebakova, is currently being drafted under Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses. As evidence that she participated in an unapproved picket, she is shown a photograph showing herself distributing leaflets and another detainee, Yury Bredelev, standing nearby with a camera.

Near the Government House of the Moscow Region in Krasnogorsk, a 50-year-old resident of the village of Bekasovo was detained. She stood in a single picket with a poster against the construction of the Bekasovo-Pozhitkovo logistics complex. The complex is being built in a residential area, local residents are asking the governor of the Moscow region to stop construction.

Three members of the trade union "University Solidarity" were detained. Two of them, Yulia Chebakova and Alexei Parshukov, handed out leaflets near the building of the Russian State Medical University named after Pirogov, the third, Yuri Bredelev, stood aside. Rufina Kharisova, an employee of the university, stood at a distance of one hundred meters from them in a single picket. They checked her documents, just like the others, but did not detain her.

On October 29, the Kushchevsky District Court of the Krasnodar Territory is due to make a decision in the case of Rostov journalist Alexander Tolmachev, accused of extortion (Article 163 of the Criminal Code). Tolmachev is not the only defendant in the case, but he is the main target of prosecution, accompanied by numerous violations. For Tolmachev it all started on December 15, 2011.

On October 29, the Kushchevsky District Court of the Krasnodar Territory must make a decision in the case of the Rostov journalist Alexander Tolmachev, accused of extortion (Article 163 of the Criminal Code). Tolmachev is not the only accused in the case, however, it was he who is the main object of persecution, accompanied by numerous violations. For Tolmachev, it all began on December 15, 2011.