In the Magistrate's Court of the Oktyabrsky District of Krasnoyarsk on May 8, bailiffs beat Timofey Pisarevsky, a member of the For Human Rights movement, and also broke the arm of Evgenia Elizarieva, an activist of the Left Front. It is reported by Siberia. Realii” with reference to Elizarieva herself. The magistrate's court held a hearing on the case of police attack on a veteran.

In Tula, three people were detained who were distributing the newspaper of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation "Tulskaya Pravda". This was announced to OVD-Info by the deputy of the meeting of representatives of the Yasnogorsk district of the Tula region Maxim Dronov. According to him, at first the police tried to force the activists to stop handing out newspapers. The siloviki argued their actions by the fact that the newspaper is “forbidden”.

Two men came to the mathematician and defendant in a criminal case of hooliganism Azat Miftakhov in a pre-trial detention center and threatened to refuse to communicate with them. Member of the Public Monitoring Commission Evgeniy Enikeev, who visited the prisoner, wrote about this on his website. Because of this, Miftakhov told Enikeev that on the afternoon of April 26 he was taken to the office for investigative actions.

In St. Petersburg, the unknown attacked the participant in the “unlimited protest” Evgeny Musin. The activist himself informed the ATD-Info himself about this. Musin went towards Nevsky Prospekt to get there in a single picket. On Yakubovich Street, according to him, an unknown man pulled a poster out of his hands, broke him and fled. Musin called the police and wrote a statement about the attack in the police department No. 1.

In Moscow, employees of the Federal Security Service (FSO) detained activist Alexander Pelevin. This was reported to OVD-Info by Ivan Yegorov, a journalist from the channel "Other Opinion". According to him, Pelevin was detained near Kitay-Gorod metro station. The security forces themselves explained the detention by illegal radio communications. Perhaps we are talking about part 2 of article 13.4 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (violation of the rules of radio traffic).

Pussy Riot member Veronika Nikulshina, who was detained on May 8, was accused of drug use. It is reported by Mediazona. A protocol was drawn up against the girl under Article 6.9 of the Code of Administrative Offenses. The reason was Nikulshina's refusal to undergo a medical examination for drug intoxication. The police claim that they came to the house of a friend Nikulshina after their neighbor complained about the noise.

Detention of Igor Gorlanov / Screenshot from the broadcast of the activist

In Komsomolsk-on-Amur, the police detained a former National Bolshevik at a city event dedicated to Victory Day. In a conversation with OVD-Info, the detainee called himself a cosmopolitan and asked not to indicate his real name and surname. The reason for the detention was a flag with the Slavic symbol of the Star of Rus'. The man was taken to Police Station No. 3. A few hours later he was released, then detained again and kept for several more hours.

In Penza, around noon, an activist of the United Communist Party (OKP) Albert Gerasimov was detained. This was announced to OVD-Info by the chairman of the Council of the youth public organization "Generation of the New Time" Ivan Finogeev. According to him, Gerasimov was detained right at the frame at the entrance to the official city event on Victory Day. Finogeev noted that the police behaved harshly and used force. Gerasimov had a poster with him, but he never carried it outside the frame.

In Moscow, at least for the fifth time, an officer in the dismissal of Vladimir Skubak was detained. This was announced to OVD-Info by Ivan Klimov, editor-in-chief of the Moscow Mouthpiece. Skubak stood in a single picket near the presidential administration building with a sign “Putin deceived me. Hunger strike. Earlier, he told the publication “Siberia. Realii, that before his dismissal, he was not paid the housing subsidy required by law.

In Moscow, they detained Alexander Albov, a friend of Veronika Nikulshina, a friend of Pussy Riot, a friend on the eve of Pussy Riot. Together with the album, her young man Ilya was detained. This was announced on Twitter by another participant in Pussy Riot, Petr Verzilov. He noted that the girl has nothing to do with politics or the theater. The detainees were delivered to the police department in the South Port region.