Army discredit: Kazan fined the girl with the poster "I love my dad"

By court decision, the Russian was fined 30 thousand rubles. In Kazan, a local resident of Svetlana was found guilty of "discrediting the Russian army", the girl came out with the poster "I love my dad", writes warrant-info. By court decision, the Russian was fined 30 thousand rubles. It is noted that on the votarya, they made an administrative protocol during its participation in a protest against mobilization in Russia, which took place on September 24.

Three days later, mobilization was announced in the country. The girl and other protests were taken to police officers, where the detainees were threatened with massacre and left without food and water. The detainees were spent two days in the police department. "There were threats that if we do not give phones, we will be filled with pepper, and they will be released in a circle, the phones were taken away by force. In case of asking, water was said to say: drink from the toilet.

We were brought in. This one of our girls was brewed from what she did not eat, " - said Veryakhina. Immediately after the protest rally, the victims were fined 10 thousand rubles for violation of the legislation on rallies. As it turned out later, the girl was fined not for her father's poster, but for a poster with the inscription "Mir", which she also held in her hands during the protest.