In Tver, the security forces detained the trucker Mikhail Vedrov, who spoke out against the Platon system. The trucker's associates claim that the detainee is charged with "attacking a policeman." This was reported to OVD-Info by Sergey Rudametkin, a representative of the Moscow branch of the Association of Carriers of Russia.

In Arkhangelsk, the police detained lawyer Oksana Vladyka, accusing her of putting campaign leaflets in the mailboxes of the entrance. She reported this to OVD-Info. The police refused to introduce themselves, put Vladyka in a service car and took him to the police station. There, a protocol was drawn up against her on disobedience to the demands of the police (Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) and left overnight until the trial.

Observers were expelled from polling station No. 2052 in Krasnodar. Open Russia coordinator Tatyana Usmanova writes about this in a telegram. According to her, a member of the local election commission with an advisory vote and an observer from the city Duma candidate Yana Antonova tried to photograph the safe bags in which the commission members packed ballots at the end of early voting.

In Moscow, at the Kazan station, the police detained the activist of the “unlimited protest” by Ivan Sazhin during an action with a large “plastic glass”. This was announced by his friend Elena. The activist for about 15 minutes walked around Moscow in the Symbol of Protests of 2019 - so he called the glass before a walk. Sazhina was detained at the Kazan station. The police officers had to break a glass in half in order to accommodate it in a car carrier.

In Naberezhnye Chelny, the police detained Anton Kassin, a candidate for municipal deputies from the United Democrats project, and threatened him with suspicion of stashing drugs. This is reported by the telegram channel of the project. Kassin was detained when he was laying out leaflets in the entrance. The candidate was dragged out into the street, his hands were wrung and he was put face down on the asphalt.

In Moscow, activists Elena Kalle and Nikolai Guskov were detained at the Solovetsky Stone while laying a wreath on the occasion of the birthday of Felix Dzerzhinsky. OVD-Info told Kalle about this. The activists were taken to the Kitay-Gorod police station. The officers did not explain the reason for the arrest. It is still unknown what the detainees are going to be charged with. The detainees have already been released.

The Nyurbinsky District Court (Nyurba, the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)) released local resident Natalia Fedorova from administrative responsibility under the article on fakes (part 9 of article 13.15 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). An administrative case against a pensioner was opened due to messages about the coronavirus in the WhatsApp messenger. The corresponding decision was discovered by MBKh Media.

In Dagestan, the police refused to open a criminal case following a death threat against the editor-in-chief of the Daptar portal, Svetlana Anokhina. She was threatened by a man who introduced himself as a relative of the head of the police department. this The publication itself reports . The case was not initiated due to lack of evidence. Anokhin did not receive an official notice of the refusal.

On September 4, in Yelets, Lipetsk region, a search was conducted at the home of Jehovah's Witness Sergei Tishkov. The website “Jehovah's Witnesses in Russia” reports this. Six law enforcement officers participated in the search, according to the website. During the investigation, security forces looked through the electronic devices of Tishkov and his family members, and also copied data from the computer’s hard drive.

In Kurgan, security forces again came to Navalny’s regional headquarters. This was reported by MBKh Media. Headquarters staff do not open the door to police officers. When asked about the reason for the visit, the security forces replied that they “needed” headquarters coordinator Alexey Schwartz. On September 10, Schwartz was given 20 hours of compulsory labor for the picket, after which unknown persons taped up the lock of the headquarters door and fired at the window.

Natalya Baranova, a correspondent for the Dovod news agency, was not allowed into the polling station in Vladimir, where elections to the Council of People's Deputies are being held. “Dovod” itself reports this on its website. The agency's correspondent arrived at PEC No. 394, located on Paris Commune Street, at the time of its opening. The journalist introduced herself and showed her documents, but the chairman of the election commission said that Baranova should leave the polling station.

The Perm regional court upheld the decision of the court of first instance to dismiss the administrative case against the Other Russia activist Kirill Imashev, who was detained for picketing in support of the defendants in the case of the “Putin doll”. this on its telegram channel .

In Pechora, security forces conducted a search of a Jehovah's Witness on September 5. This is reported by the website of Jehovah's Witnesses in Russia. Investigative actions were carried out on the basis of a resolution of the Pechora City Court. As stated on the website, six law enforcement officers took part in the search. The investigator tried to find out from the believer whether she kept money at home.

In Khabarovsk, police detained Konstantin Panchenko, a participant in protests in support of former governor Sergei Furgal. The police were waiting for the protester near his house. Panchenko himself told OVD-Info about this. The security forces refused to disclose the reason for the arrest, citing the fact that “the department will explain everything.” Panchenko himself connects the detention with participation in protests. The detainee was taken to police department No. 4.

In Khabarovsk, officials refused to coordinate a rally in support of former governor Sergei Furgal. Local residents planned to hold the action on September 12. MBKh Media writes about this with reference to one of the applicants of the event, Eduard Balagurov. “We called directly [ another applicant - OVD-Info] Andrey Dudenko.