Petersburg truckers are starting to be released from police department No. 128 of the city of Vsevolozhsk. According to the correspondent of Ekho Moskvy Arseniy Vesnin on Twitter, two have already been released, “three more are on the way.” At all, protocols were drawn up on violation of the procedure for holding a public event. The trials are to take place on February 24th. “The police advised St.

Protocols are drawn up for five truckers detained in a camp near the St. Petersburg shopping center MEGA-Dybenko. Defender Vitaly Cherkasov, quoted by MR7.ru, suggests that Vadim Yatsuk, Oleg Krutskikh, Andrey Orlov, Pavel Nesterov and Viktor Gagarin will be accused of violating the St. Petersburg law on rallies. “We are no longer talking about letting people go,” Cherkasov says. In the community "Help for Detainees in St. Petersburg" it is reported that truckers are under part 5 of Art.

In Krasnoyarsk, a woman with posters was detained near the Siberia International Exhibition and Building Center during the Economic Forum. This was reported by the publication "NGS.NOSTIS Krasnoyarsk." An eyewitness to the detention was the blogger Pavel Stabrov, who published a picture of the incident.

A priest of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church in Chelyabinsk was accused of posting extremist materials on the Internet; his case will be considered by the Metallurgical District Court. He is accused under Part 1 of Art. 20.3 of the Administrative Code (propaganda or public display of Nazi paraphernalia or symbols).

A truck driver detained in a protest camp in Vologda has been released pending trial. Arseniy Vesnin, correspondent of Ekho Moskvy, reports this on Twitter. In a community dedicated to the problems of truckers, his name is reported - Evgeny Staritsin. According to him, the five truckers detained in St. Petersburg are promised that they will soon be released.

Roskomnadzor sent a warning to the administrators of the nemtsov-most.org website dedicated to the Boris Nemtsov memorial. The document says that access to material about the procession in memory of Nemtsov in Nizhny Novgorod is limited, which has not yet been approved.

According to the wife of Sergei Udaltsov Anastasia, the leader of the "Left Front" was placed in a colony in a punishment cell for 10 days. A possible reason for the penalty is an NTV story in which Udaltsov allegedly gave an interview to this TV channel. The formal reason, according to lawyer Violetta Volkova, was that Udaltsov left his workplace for six minutes to go to the toilet. Volkova connects the current penalty with the fact that she filed a petition for Udaltsov's parole.

On the Bolshoy Moskvoretsky Bridge, musicians from the punk band "Gloomy Shchi" were detained, who were about to shoot a video clip. According to LifeNews, Anastasia Petrusenko, Tatyana Rokina and Stepan Babanin were detained. Together with other musicians and members of the film crew, they brought with them an inflatable doll from a sex shop, which they hung from the bridge. Passers-by complained to the police that the musicians were obstructing the passage.

Five truckers detained in St. Petersburg in a protest camp near the MEGA-Dybenko shopping center were taken to police station No. 128 in the city of Vsevolozhsk, 26 kilometers from St. Petersburg. Defender Vitaly Cherkasov is not allowed to see them, reports MR7.ru. According to him, three detainees are in the duty unit, three in the corridor.

Five people were detained in the St. Petersburg camp of truckers, writes Echo of Moscow correspondent Arseniy Vesnin on Twitter. They are being taken to the city of Vsevolozhsk, 26 kilometers from St. Petersburg, to police department 128. Edition MR7.ru reports the names of the detainees. These are Vadim Yatsuk, Oleg Krutskikh, Andrei Orlov, Pavel Nesterov (pictured, detained due to lack of documents) and Viktor Gagarin.

On February 19, the Central District Court of Sochi imposed a warning in the form of a warning on pensioner Margarita Markelova for organizing a gathering on January 15.

On February 20, protest camps of truckers appeared in St. Petersburg and Vologda. According to Arseniy Vesnin, the Echo of Moscow correspondent, one trucker was detained in the Vologda camp, and three in St. Petersburg. Everything is for hanging posters. According to him, police officers who warned the truckers came to the St. Petersburg camp that if they did not remove the posters from the cars within an hour, they would be delayed. Then the police began to tear off the posters themselves.

The police are trying to evacuate two cars of residents of Teply Stan, who are protesting against the construction of a high-rise hotel next to their homes. According to the OVD-Info hotline, these cars block the entrance to the construction site, which residents consider illegal, but they stand in the parking area and do not interfere with the passage of ordinary cars.

The criminal case of 30-year-old Anton Simakov was sent to the Kirov District Court of Yekaterinburg, who is accused of public insulting the feelings of believers (part 1 of article 148 of the Criminal Code). The man is asked to be directed for compulsory treatment to a psychiatric hospital.

The Yekaterinburg activist Elena Shukaeva received a response from the Central Internal Affairs Directorate to the complaint sent due to the fact that in November 2015, the Center for Combating Extremism came to her several times and demanded not to take events. The document that she publishes on Facebook says that “in accordance with paragraph 16 of Art. 12 of the Federal Law of 07.02.2011 No.