At the Meshchansky police station, protocols are drawn up for all detainees, except Ildar Dadin, for violating the established procedure for holding a rally (Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) and they are released. Dadin was accused of violations under two articles at once: 20.2 and 19.3 of the Administrative Code (disobedience to a lawful order of a police officer). He remains in custody.

During the dispersal of the gathering on Manezhnaya Square on January 15, the police beat the journalist of Open Russia Yegor Maksimov. about this He spoke in an interview with the Dozhd TV channel. According to Maksimov, he stood with a press card. “They definitely saw her,” the journalist claims, “I didn’t want to go into the subway, because I had to shoot. The police didn't care. The police hit me several times on my leg and kidneys.

It is worth noting that the activist was immediately met by about 10 policemen at the police station, who dragged him out first by force, despite the fact that he said that he would go himself. Other detainees were taken to the police department later and now they are in a separate room from him, where the police do not tell Dadin, neither to them nor to the public defender Alexandra Bukvareva.

A paddy wagon with two detainees on Manezhnaya Square, Vladimir Ionov and Mark Galperin, drove up to the police department. Galperin was taken to the police station. Kitay-Gorod Both of them earlier on Saturday, January 10, held single pickets on Manezhnaya Square with a Je suis Charlie poster. Then they were also taken to the Yakimanka police station, where protocols were drawn up against them under Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code.

11 people detained on January 15 on Manezhnaya Square were taken to the Meshchansky police station. According to the detainees, police officers were already waiting for them on the street, who harshly dragged Ildar Dadin out of the paddy wagon and took him to the police station.

Three people detained on Manezhnaya Square with St. George's ribbons were released from the paddy wagon. The detained participants of the “15.01.15” gathering remain in custody. According to eyewitnesses, the arrests began after people with St. George’s ribbons and St.

At a court hearing in Rostov-on-Don in the second case of journalist Sergei Reznik, the prosecution asked for a three-year prison sentence. As the "Caucasian Knot" recalls , Reznik is accused of false denunciation and insulting government officials in a LiveJournal publication. Currently, Reznik is already serving time in the first case. He was sentenced to one and a half years in prison on charges of commercial bribery, false denunciation and insulting a government official.

OVD Meshchansky. Ildar Dadin was kept overnight, protocols were drawn up under 19.3 and 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (disobedience to the police and violation of the established procedure for holding a rally), the rest were released from the police department with protocols under 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses. 1. Irina Kalmykova 2. Oleg Elanchik 3. Victor Kapitonov 4. Ildar Dadin 5. Alexander Baraev 6. Viktor Kogan 7. Konstantin Gudimov 8.

In Krasnodar, six people were detained at a rally on January 15, 2015 - opposition activists Alexander Savelyev, Boris Volokh and Dmitry Shestochenko, as well as three supporters of the NOD with posters "No to Navalny." This was reported to OVD-Info by Viktor Chirikov, an activist of the Solidarity movement. All the detainees were taken to the police station. Later it became known that the detainees had their data copied, they took explanatory notes and released them.

On Manezhnaya Square on January 15 at about 7:20 p.m., four more people were detained: Elena Zakharova and three more unknown people with St. George ribbons. According to Zakharova, several hundred people came to Manezhnaya Square with St. George’s ribbons and St.

Irina Kalmykova, Oleg Elanchik and Viktor Kapitonov were detained on Manezhnaya Square. According to the protesters, a group of people approached them and started chanting “Maidan will not pass.” After that, the police began arrests without introducing themselves or explaining the reasons. Opponents of the "Maidan" police have not yet detained.

Victoria Skobeeva, who was detained on January 15 at a people's gathering against infill development in the Troparevo-Nikulino area, was released from the police department without a protocol being drawn up. “I’m going to the OPOP to register for some article. The police department decided to give it to the district police officer, since he is so smart and knows what I violated. The police department does not know, but does not want to guess in court, ” Skobeeva writes on Facebook.

Two people were detained on January 15 during a gathering against infill development in Troparevo-Nikulino. This was reported in the Troparevo-Nikulino neighbors group on Facebook. Several people went to the wasteland near the house at 26 Baku Commissars Street, 3, building 6 to prevent illegal construction, after it became known that a gazelle with an information board had arrived in the clearing. The arrest took place around 4:00 pm.

Photo by ALEC LUHN At the moment, the ATS-Info is known about the detention of 13 participants in the gathering on 01/15/15 on Manezhnaya Square in Moscow and three people with St. George ribbons participating in the contract. The latter were soon released from the autozak without the preparation of protocols. Information is updated. OVD Meshchansky.

"Bolotnaya Case" Alexander Margolin transferred to a colony “Open Russia”, January 10 : “ Alexander Margolin, convicted in the Bolotnaya case, was transferred from a pre-trial detention center in Moscow to Ryazan. The father of the political prisoner, Yevgeny Margolin, told Open Russia about this.