Seven National Bolsheviks detained on the afternoon of March 27 after a rally against the Platon system near the Rosavtodor building in Moscow were released from the Ostankino police department. This was reported on the page of The Other Russia on VKontakte. Protocols were drawn up against them on violation of the procedure for holding a public event (under Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

Nikolay Lyaskin, an employee of the Anti-Corruption Foundation, was arrested for 25 days. It is reported by Georgy Alburov. Earlier, Lyaskin was hospitalized after complaints of beatings in a paddy wagon after being detained. Lyaskin was charged under Part 8 of Art. 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (Repeated violation of the procedure for organizing a rally).

On March 27, the Frunze District District Court of Saratov arrested the leading “Open Channel” and a member of the regional public supervisory commission Alexander Nikishin for four days, finding him guilty of disobedience to the legal request of a police officer (under Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). About this.

The policeman, who was injured on March 26 during a rally against corruption in Moscow, was a witness for the prosecution in the Bolotnaya case. The investigation stated that the policeman was beaten by Ivan Nepomnyashchikh, one of the defendants in the Bolotnaya case. This is what The Village is about. who received a cranial injury writes to Life the name of the injured police officer, Evgeniy Gavrilov.

Near the Rosavtodor building on Bochkova Street in Moscow on the afternoon of March 27, seven activists of the Other Russia were detained, who unfurled the Anti-Platon banner, lit flares and scattered leaflets criticizing the Platon system. This was reported on the page of The Other Russia on VKontakte. The detainees - Olga Shalina, Daria Isayeva, Igor Schuka, Dmitry Kolesnikov, Roman Sorokin, Igor Chaikovsky and Stepan Burdiy - were taken to the Ostankino police station.

The magistrate of court district No. 160 in St. Petersburg arrested Andrei Bazhutin, chairman of the Association of Carriers of Russia (OPR), for 14 days on charges of driving a vehicle without a driver's license (Article 12.7 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). The activist was detained at his own house in St. Petersburg when he was leaving for a rally.

In Tula on the afternoon of March 27, traffic police officers detained an activist of the Interregional Trade Union of Professional Drivers (MPVP) Ruslan Chibisov, he had a minor accident. After drawing up a report on the accident, he was taken to the police department of the Leninsky district of Tula and accused of disobeying the lawful demands of a police officer (Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

But the law thinks differently: the state considers everyone under 18 years of age to be “minors” and - fortunately, on paper - firmly guards their interests. In Moscow, police officers work on the asphalt, and not on a piece of paper, so both during arrests and in police departments they treated teenagers quite like adults . The rights of “minors”, so protected by the state, we believe, have already been extremely seriously violated - during detention and in police departments.

Detained on March 25 and arrested for 10 days, activist of the Novorossiysk “Association of Carriers of Russia” (OPR) Evgeny Petrovich Boldyrev was found in the Kushchevsky police station (Krasnodar Territory). It was previously reported that his wife could not contact Boldyrev and find out where he was.

The head of the election headquarters of Alexei Navalny, Leonid Volkov, who was detained the day before in the office of the Anti-Corruption Foundation, was arrested by the Simornovsky District Court for 10 days on charges of disobeying a lawful order of a police officer (under Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). This is reported by eyewitnesses from the courtroom. Earlier, the same court considered the cases of other people detained in the FBK office.

Alexey Pichugin, the former head of the Yukos security service, who was sentenced to life imprisonment on charges of organizing a number of murders, has disappeared from the Lefortovo pre-trial detention center. This is reported by hro.org The information is confirmed by Alexey Pichugin's mother, Alla Nikolaevna Pichugina. Last week, the lawyers visited their client, and no one notified them about the upcoming transfer.

Russia's Investigative Committee said it has information about offers of rewards to participants in anti-corruption protests in Moscow if they are detained. The agency announced that it was checking this data. About this on the SK website. reported Currently, investigators from the Main Directorate for Investigation of Particularly Important Cases are investigating this information as part of a criminal case being investigated under Art. Art.

In the Zamoskvoretsky District Court, the prosecutor demanded that Maxim Panfilov, a defendant in the case of the riots on Bolotnaya Square that occurred in May 2012, be sent for compulsory treatment. RAPSI writes about this with reference to lawyer Sergei Panchenko. The lawyer insists in court on outpatient treatment. The arrest period for Maxim Panfilov expires on June 14, 2017. Panfilov was detained on April 7, 2016, almost three years after the events on Bolotnaya Square.

The Supreme Court of Crimea sent the case of the deputy chairman of the Majlis of the Crimean Tatar people Ilmi Umarov from the Bakhchisarai District Court to the Simferopol District Court of the Republic of Crimea. About this on Facebook writes lawyer Emil Kurbedinov.

In Kazan , the Aviation Building Court found Elvira Dmitrieva, head of Aleksey Navalny’s headquarters, guilty of organizing a public event without filing a notice (part 2 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) and assigned her 20 hours of compulsory work.