The anonymous telegram channel “Comrade Major” published the personal data of about three thousand people, including those detained at protests in Moscow. The channel claims that the published data was taken from an open chat of Navalny’s Moscow team on Telegram. Chat participant Vitaly Nesterov wrote in the chat that this is not true. “Friends, let me clarify for those who have entered again: we did not “accidentally” post any “database”.

The Tushinsky District Court of Moscow has appointed 10 days of arrest to the head of the Moscow branch of the Other Russia, Olga Shalina, for participating in the rally on June 12, Yulia Chekunaeva, a lawyer at OVD-Info, said. Olga Shalina was defended in court by lawyer Andrey Plotnikov. The court charged Shalina with a repeated violation of the article on participation in an uncoordinated action (part 8 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

Unidentified people are breaking on the door of the apartment of HSE student Alexei Zaikov, who was detained at a rally for fair elections on July 27. This was reported to OVD-Info by Zaikov himself. According to him, he went to his apartment in Podolsk and a minute later unknown people tried to get there. There are several doors in his apartment and they managed to break the first one. Now, apparently, they are standing nearby.

The figures stated are completely implausible. On the evening of July 27, the Ministry of Internal Affairs announced that a total of 1,074 people were detained at the protest action ( according to OVD-Info , 1,373 people were detained that day). A day later, the department reported that there were 600 “offenders” who were not residents of Moscow at the July 27 rally.

In Moscow, at Chistye Prudy, an activist of the “indefinite protest” Alexander Teplyakov was detained, who was distributing leaflets on the theme of a rally for fair elections, which will be held on August 10 on Sakharov Avenue. This was reported to OVD-Info by Anastasia Rezyuk, a participant in the “indefinite protest”. The detainee was taken to the police department in the Basmanny district. It is still unclear why he was detained and what protocol they are going to draw up against him.

The TASS news agency, citing law enforcement agencies, reports that Dmitry Vasilyev, the thirteenth person involved in the criminal case on the mass riots on July 27, was detained in Moscow. “Dmitry Vasiliev was detained in the case of mass riots. He was taken for interrogation to the Investigative Committee, investigative actions are being carried out with him, ”the source quoted the agency as saying.

The applicant for the rallies for the resignation of the acting governor of St. Petersburg, Alexander Beglov, and the candidate for governor of the city, Alexander Golovko, are being checked for extremism. This was reported in the Homeless Shareholder group on the VKontakte social network. Golovko received a call from a girl who introduced herself as Victoria Tretyak, an investigator from the Investigative Committee of St. Petersburg.

The Basmanny District Court of Moscow arrested for two months Sergei Fomin, Aidar Gubaidulin and Danil Beglets, accused in the case of mass unrest at the protests on July 27. Mediazona reported this online from the court. They are accused under Part 2 of Article 212 of the Criminal Code (participation in mass riots). Fomin and Beglets were arrested until October 8th, Gubaidulin until October 9th. The hearings took place in different courtrooms.

Witness for the prosecution in the case of former member of the federal council of Open Russia Anastasia Shevchenko, Sergei Rulev, wrote a statement against Shevchenko's daughter Vlada because of a Facebook post. This was reported on the MBKh media website with reference to the head of the Human Rights Postcards, Alexei Pryanishnikov. In a post on her Facebook page, Vlada Shevchenko described her meeting with Helm at the eternal flame: Today I went to the eternal fire.

State Unitary Enterprise Mosgortrans and State Budgetary Institution Automobile Roads filed claims for compensation for damage caused to transport and urban services as a result of the protests against the participants of the July 27 action. This was reported by the Moscow City News Agency with reference to the press service of the State Unitary Enterprise Mosgortrans. “The total amount of the first claims amounted to more than 12.5 million rubles.

On Rozhdestvensky Boulevard, police officers detained Mikhail Savkov, deputy head of headquarters, Alexei Navalny, and Alexander Shepelev, an SMM editor, while handing out posters for an agreed action on August 10 on Sakharov Avenue. The detainees reported this to the OVD-Info hotline. The information is confirmed on the twitter of the headquarters. Savkov and Shepelev were taken to the Meshchansky police department to be checked for previous crimes.

Activist Musa Abadiyev was detained in Ingushetia after a search. This is reported by the publication "Caucasian Knot" with reference to Musa's uncle Timur Abadiyev. As Abadiyev wrote to Tim on his Facebook page, his nephew was detained after a search this morning and then taken to the FSB detention center in Vladikavkaz. The "Caucasian Knot" reports that on March 27, Timur Abadiyev himself urged the protesters to disperse.

The Meshchansky District Court decided to arrest FBK director Ivan Zhdanov for 10 days. about it . writes Rain Zhdanov was found guilty under Part 2 of Art. 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (organization of an uncoordinated event) due to the protest action on July 27. On July 29, the Zelenogradsky District Court appointed Zhdanov 15 days of arrest under Part 6.1 of Art.

In Rostov-on-Don, a member of the Libertarian Party of Russia, an employee of Navalny's headquarters, Vladislav Kulchitsky, was detained. This was reported to OVD-Info by the press secretary of the LPR Daria Petrushenko. At the moment, there is no connection with Kulchitsky. According to Petrushenko, he was supposed to be taken to the Oktyabrsky District Court. The reason for the detention is still unknown.

Oleg Grigoriev, a resident of Barnaul, became a defendant under Art. 20.29 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (production and distribution of extremist materials) due to the publication in 2011 of a video about United Russia on its Vkontakte page, writes MBKh Media. Grigoriev told the publication that a few weeks ago they tried to call him to the police to explain about his page on the site, but he did not appear. Some time later, Grigoriev was summoned to the FSB.