The first to go: an activist detained in Dnepropetrovsk for a fight with the Nazis was released on bail
One of the activists detained in Dnepropetrovsk who guarded the procession of the “Opposition Bloc” on May 9 was released on bail of 128 thousand hryvnia.
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Radio Liberty reported this, citing the regional prosecutor's office.
According to the publication, prosecutors plan to appeal the decision of the trial court in the part that concerns the possibility of release on bail.
The prosecutor's office reported that the first person detained for the events of May 9 was released on cash bail - a man accused of beating regional council deputy Vladislav Borodin.
The Prosecutor General's Office reported on May 12 that five people were suspected of involvement in the riots, and a report of suspicion was being prepared for three more. One of the detainees was arrested by the court on May 11. Another suspect made a plea deal.
Let us remind you that on May 9, the Nazis attacked the Opposition Bloc march in Dnepropetrovsk, but activists from the event security forcefully repulsed the attackers. The police intervened in the fight.
English version :: Read in English The first one to go: an activist detained in Dnepropetrovsk for fighting with Nazis has been released on bail.