At the exit from Navalny's headquarters in Murmansk, an underage volunteer was detained for pasting campaign leaflets. This was reported to OVD-Info by the coordinator of the Murmansk headquarters Violetta Grudina. According to her, when the volunteer left the headquarters, he was met by the police. They asked how old he was, and when they found out that he was not yet 18, they put him in a car and took him to the police department for the Oktyabrsky district of Murmansk.

The investigator in the case of the head of the Grozny Memorial, Oyub Titiev, suddenly canceled the investigative actions that he had previously insisted on. Yesterday, a lawyer announced a possible provocation against him. Novaya Gazeta reports this.

The Pskov headquarters of Alexei Navalny is being searched. This was reported in the group " Team Navalny | Pskov . The police call what is happening "the seizure of materials as part of an administrative investigation." Leaflets, computers and, in general, all the equipment that is at the headquarters are confiscated. The administrative investigation is connected with the case under Art. 5.12 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (production and distribution of illegal campaigning).

In Astrakhan, three supporters of Navalny were detained - the coordinator of the local headquarters of the politician Alexander Kogut, an employee of the headquarters Kirill Andriyanov and a volunteer of the headquarters, whose name is not known. The detainees reported this by calling the OVD-Info hotline. Navalny's supporters handed out leaflets about the "voters' strike" in the Bratsk Garden in the center of Astrakhan.

After the anti -fascist march, Ilya S. was an attack on the activist of the “Left Bloc” by Ilya S.. This was reported by the OVD-Info in the press service of the organization. Ilya said that at the Domodedovskaya metro station, three people unknown to him attacked him on the way to the shopping center. He heard someone from his back asked: “Che, from the rally of Markelov?”,-after which he began to beat him on the head and tumbled to the ground.

On January 19, Timofey Filatov, coordinator of the local headquarters Alexei Navalny, was detained in Magnitogorsk. This was reported in the group "Navalny team | Magnitogorsk ". Filatov was detained for the distribution of campaign materials dedicated to the “voters strike”. The staff of the headquarters informed the OVD-Info that Filatov in handcuffs was taken to the Pravoberezhny police department, where they drew up a protocol under Art. 19.3 Administrative Code.

In Sochi, blogger and editor-in-chief of the BlogSochi website Alexander Valov was detained for 48 hours. this on his Facebook page . reports Lawyer Alexander Popkov Valov was detained after a search in his apartment. The investigation believes that he extorted money from the State Duma deputy from the Liberal Democratic Party Yuri Napso. Napso filed this application on 19 January. During the search computers, telephones, documents and photographic equipment were confiscated.

Photo from the page "Navalny team | Omsk "in VKontakte In Omsk, the police detained the volunteers of the headquarters of Navalny, who informed passers -by about the action as part of the “voters strike” on January 28. This is reported in the group " Navalny team | Omsk "on the social network" VKontakte ". The volunteers were taken to the police department No.

Konstantin Pokhilchuk, the coordinator of the Vesna movement and Navalny's headquarters in Veliky Novgorod, was charged with displaying Nazi symbols (Article 20.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) on Vkontakte. This was reported on January 19 in the Protest Moscow telegram channel. Pokhilchuk was summoned to the police, allegedly in order to return the things and leaflets seized during the search at the headquarters.

The prosecutor's office of the Moskovsky district of Cheboksary handed Anton Kravchenko, a member of the regional council of Open Russia, a decision to initiate an administrative case for participation in the activities of an organization recognized as undesirable in the country (Article 20.33 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). This was announced to OVD-Info by Dmitry Semenov, a member of the federal council of Open Russia.