Pavel Ivankin was detained in St. Petersburg. He held a single picket when police officers approached him. He reported this to the ATS-Info. Ivankina was taken to 78 police department. Presumably, they want to draw up a protocol against him on a violation of the self-isolation regime (Article 8.6.1 of the Law on Administrative Offenses of St. Petersburg). 20:35 on Ivankina drew up a protocol under Art. 8.6.1 of the Law on Administrative Offenses of St. Petersburg and released.

Kemerovo blogger and public defender Mikhail Alferov was charged under the article of causing moderate harm to health with the use of a weapon (clauses “b” and “h”, part 2 of article 112 of the Criminal Code). Alferov reported this on his YouTube channel. The case against Alferov was opened back in June 2019 at the request of debt collector Svetlana Bondarenko. She claims that the blogger sprayed pepper spray on her, causing her skin to be damaged. The blogger considers the case fabricated.

Plainclothes police officers came to the home of Guzel Imameyeva, who announced the online rally, to give her a warning not to violate the law on rallies. Imameeva refused to open the door, the police left a warning in the mailbox. This is reported with reference to the girl herself “Idel. Realities". The warning states that in order to carry out the action, it is necessary to submit a notification to the mayor's office and obtain consent.

Security forces carried out searches in at least eight households in two villages of the Krasnodar Territory. The searches were carried out in the homes of followers of the Jehovah's Witnesses movement. This was reported on the website of Jehovah's Witnesses in Russia. Representatives of the local Cossacks took part in the search as witnesses. After the search, 62-year-old Alexander Ivshin was taken to the regional center for interrogation. A written undertaking not to leave was taken from him.

A criminal case was opened against COVID-dissident Cheldiev under the article on public calls for extremist activities (Article 280 of the Criminal Code). According to the investigation, cited by the publication “Caucasus. Realities,” Cheldiev posted content on his Telegram channel calling for the overthrow of the constitutional order. The result of this activity was a popular gathering against the “self-isolation regime” on April 20.

The administrator of the chat of supporters of the opera singer and COVID-dissident Vadim Cheldiev, Arsen Besolov, received 15 days of arrest. The meeting took place in the Leninsky District Court of Vladikavkaz. Besolov was charged with organizing a mass simultaneous presence of citizens in public places, resulting in a violation of public order (Part 1 of Article 20.2.2 of the Administrative Code). This was reported by Yug. MBH Media". The lawyer was not allowed to attend the meeting.

The door locks of the journalist "Mediazons" Oleg Zurman were flooded "either by building foam, or with thick glue, or molten plastic, which froze," which is why he could not get home, reports Mediazona. The publication itself connects the article on how the Kaliningrad police threw drugs to the student. Shortly before the incident, the journalist received information that his phone could listen.

In St. Petersburg on Palace Square, the police detained the supporter of the “unlimited protest” Evgeny Musin to deliver him to court due to the detention in late April. This was reported by the telegram channel "The lens of realities." “Just walked past the winter palace. They detained allegedly Kuspu registered in the Vasileostrovsky district. We are waiting for a car to deliver to the police department. About 10 police officers are nearby, ”Musin’s telegram channel quoted.

Members of the Party "Another Russia" were detained in Barnaul for holding the Pervomaisky campaign in the city center. This was reported on the instagram of the party. After delivery to the police station, the detainees were released. He was issued a warning "for violation of the self -isolation regime." Photo from the page "Other Russia" on Instagram

Three activists of the Left Front were detained on the Bolshoy Kamenny Bridge. Renat Yakubov, Alexander Bochkov and Igor Mytsykov held a picket in front of the Kremlin demanding the resignation of the government and the support of the population. This was reported to OVD-Info by traffic coordinator Sergei Udaltsov. Now the detainees are in the Yakimanka police station.