In the city of Minusinsk, Krasnoyarsk Territory, the editor-in-chief of the local newspaper Ton-M was killed. His body with gunshot wounds was found in a bathhouse in the yard of a private house. On May 25, reports Znak.com. This, apparently, is about the journalist Dmitry Popkov. According to one of the versions of the regional SU SK, the reason for the murder could be his professional activities, a criminal case was initiated under article 105 of the Criminal Code (murder).

Taken away from university classes in Rostov-on-Don, student Timofey Martynenko was released from the police. A protocol was drawn up against him under part 5 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses for participating in an anti-corruption campaign on March 26. This was reported to OVD-Info by Elena Kulikova, coordinator of the local headquarters of Alexei Navalny. The trial was supposed to take place today, but at the request of the detainee, it was postponed until May 31.

The St. Petersburg City Election Commission considered the petition of the initiative group of citizens to hold a referendum to deprive six Legislative Assembly deputies of their mandates and found it to comply with the requirements of the laws and city charter. Rosbalt reported this on May 25. The applicants - “initiative citizens” - did not appear at the meeting, but their names were announced; there were no famous politicians or activists among them.

the day before, at a truckers' parking lot on the Moscow Ring Road, Svetlana Rodionova and Nadezhda Kurazhkovskaya were released from the police department, obligated to appear in court. Protocols were drawn up against them under Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses - disobedience to a police officer. This was reported on May 25. Detainees OVD-Info Tomorrow, May 26, their cases will be considered by the Nikulinsky District Court, hearings are scheduled for 9.30 and 9.40 am.

Svetlana Rodionova and Nadezhda Kurazhkovskaya, on May 24 at the truckers' parking lot on the Moscow Ring Road, are still in the police department. The women have been in the police department without formal charges for more than a day. They were verbally accused of disobeying the demands of police officers (Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses), but protocols have not yet been drawn up.

On May 24, it became known about another person involved in a criminal case regarding the use of violence against police officers at the Antidimon anti-corruption event in Moscow on March 26. Lawyer of the International Human Rights Group "Agora" Ilnur Sharapov said that he had intervened in the case of Dmitry Krepkin , who is accused of hitting a policeman in the leg. Krepkin was detained on May 14.

On May 25, the trial of blogger Stanislav Kalinichenko began in the Central District Court of Kemerovo, who is accused of “inflicting pain” on a policeman. Earlier, the blogger filed a complaint with law enforcement agencies that eight employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs beat him in 2016. about it writes Taiga . Info". The case against Kalinichenko was initiated for the use of violence against a representative of the authorities (part 1 of article 318).

On May 24, a court in Moscow fined Sergey Ignatiev, a defender of the Krylatsky Hills park, 10,000 rubles for participating on April 23 in a meeting of residents of the Krylatskoye district in defense of the park. On that day, a meeting was to be held with State Duma deputy from the Communist Party Valery Rashkin. about this Writes "Krylatskoye.ru".

On May 25, at about 1 pm, police officers arrived at the university and detained Tymofiy Martynenko, one of the participants in the March 26 anti-corruption rally. He was taken to the police department of the Proletarsky district, there is no connection with him.

In Krasnoyarsk, on May 25, the justice of the peace of court district No. 65 closed the administrative case on the deliberate desecration of objects of religious veneration (part 2 of article 5.26 of the Code of Administrative Offenses), in which Irina Kudinova was accused. This was reported to OVD-Info by lawyer Vladimir Vasin. In April of this year, the prosecutor's office began checking the image of an Easter cake and Easter eggs published on Vkontakte by Irina Kudinova.

Activist of the Other Russia Dmitry Orlov was fined 10,000 rubles by the Nikulinsky District Court of Moscow for participating in the Take and Divide campaign against Novatek. This was reported on the page "Other Russia" Vkontakte. On May 20, in the area of ​​​​Vernadsky Avenue, took place an action of the National Bolsheviks against the Novatek company , and already on May 22, the police came to Orlov to study at the Moscow State Technical University.

In Cheboksary, the federal coordinator of the Spring movement, Open Russia activist and coordinator of Navalny’s headquarters, Semyon Kochkin, was fined 1,500 rubles by a court for reposting The Daily Show’s video “How Chechen girls cheated ISIS fighters,” on which the ISIS flag appears for a few seconds ( terrorist organization banned in Russia). About this writes "Idel Realii".

On May 23, the Volzhsky District Court began the trial of Saratov nationalist Andrei Martsev, who is accused of violating the rules of participation in public events (Part 5 of Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code); on March 26, he participated in an anti-corruption march. The news agency “Version” writes about this. Saratov".

In the morning it became known that almost all of the truckers detained earlier at 51 km of the Moscow Ring Road were released from the Ochakovo-Matveevskoye police department. OVD-Info was informed about this by telephone hotline.

The leader of the SERB movement, Gosha Tarasevich, on the air of the Ekho Moskvy radio station, said that against the movement and personally against Alexander Petrunko, whom politician Alexei Navalny had previously identified as the person who attacked him. the police had no complaints According to the radio station, the activists of the movement were questioned and no longer called to the police. “We're out of business here. Law enforcement officers were satisfied with the answer.