Those detained on Malaya Sadovaya at the “Social Bloc” rally began to be released from the police department. At the moment, Natalia Sivokhina, Valeria Kovalishina and Galina Rymbu have been released. They drew up protocols on violations of the procedure for holding public events. About this in the group “Help to those detained in St. Petersburg” on the VKontakte social network.

All those detained at the “May Day of Progressive Left” left the Meshchansky police station. According to the organizers, protocols have been drawn up against everyone under Part 5 of Art. 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses, the trials are due to take place on May 4. They also took explanations from the detainees; they were not given copies.

Elena Sinelnikova and two other Progressive Lefts detained on May Day, who refused to introduce themselves, are currently staying at the Meshchansky police station, all the other detainees have come out, protocols have been drawn up against them under Part 5 of Art. 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses.

Five people detained on Malaya Sadovaya during the action of the "Social Bloc" were taken to police department No. 28. This was reported in the "Help for Detainees in St. Petersburg" group on the VKontakte social network.

Three of the eleven Progressive Lefts detained on May Day left the Meshchansky police station - Reida Lynn, Sofya Grozovskaya and Alexander Sedov. They drew up protocols on violation of the procedure for holding public events. The rest are still in the Department of Internal Affairs. Lynn and the others' records state that their offense is that they invaded the event with their own agenda.

In addition to four people, Elena Sinelnikova, holding an anarchist banner, was detained at the Meshchansky police station from the “Progressive May Day” during the procession. The organizers of the event reported this. In addition, after the end of the event, when the participants were leaving the territory, the police blocked several people with barriers and detained them using force. All of them were also taken to the Meshchansky police station.

Six detainees on Nevsky Prospekt, who remained in the 64th police department, were released. In addition to those mentioned earlier , Evgeny Voitenko was also detained. At all, protocols were drawn up on violation of the procedure for holding public events (part 5 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses), according to the “Help for Detainees in St. Petersburg” group on the VKontakte social network.

In St. Petersburg, on Malaya Sadovaya, five people were detained. According to information reported in the Help for Detainees in St. Petersburg group on the VKontakte social network, Natalia Sivokhina, Ivan Ovsyannikov, Galina Rymbu, Andrei Nestruev and Valeria Kovalishina were detained.

Four people detained at the “Progressive Left May Day” were taken to the Meshchansky police station. According to unconfirmed reports, they are going to draw up protocols on violations of the procedure for holding public events (Part 5 of Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code). In addition, as reported on Twitter by the United Public Observation Group (OGON), another girl was detained during the procession. Details are still unknown.

Blogger Jan Katelevsky has been on a dry hunger strike for 12 days since the court decision. At the same time, doctors and lawyers are not allowed to see him, explaining that during the holidays it is impossible to issue a power of attorney. This was reported in the Moscow region branch of the Yabloko party.

On Samotechnaya Square in Moscow, during the “May Day of Progressive Left” march, Reida Lynn, Sofia Grozovskaya and Alexander Sedov were detained for wearing rainbow symbols. Denis Kasimov, who conducted the filming, was also detained. During his arrest, Sedov was beaten. Currently, the detainees are in a paddy wagon. Earlier, the police did not allow the leader of the “God’s Will” movement, Dmitry Enteo, and his supporters to attend the event.

The administrative case of Artem Loskutov will be considered in the Central District Court of Novosibirsk on May 6 at 09:30 local time. This was reported on Twitter Loskutov. Loskutov was detained near the burger shop at the end of the absurd "Monstration", the ideologist and actual organizer of which he is. People in civilian clothes carried him in their arms into a police car and took him to the Central District Department of Internal Affairs.

All the detainees on Nevsky Prospekt, who were taken to police station No. 78, were released. This was reported in the group "Help for detainees in St. Petersburg" in the social network "VKontakte". At all, protocols were drawn up on violation of the procedure for holding a public event (part 5 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). Five more people are in police department No. 64.

Monstration's ideologue Artem Loskutov, who was rudely detained after the march, was taken to the police department of the Central District of Novosibirsk. A protocol was drawn up against him on holding an uncoordinated event. Currently, he is being taken to the Central District Court, according to Loskutov's Twitter. Attached to the case are documents relating to the approval of Monstration.

The detainees on Nevsky Prospekt, taken to the 78th police department, began to be released. At the moment, Olga Bakhaeva, Valery Sozaev, Anastasia Minicheva are at large. about this Bakhaeva wrote in the Help for Detainees in St. Petersburg group on the VKontakte social network. They drew up protocols on violation of the procedure for holding public events. appeared in the group Later, a message that all the detainees had been released from the OP, except for Vsevolod Nelayev.