| On February 17 (about 7 a.m.) Olga Galkina, deputy of
the municipal council of the Morskoi district from the YABLOKO
party found out leaflets on the block of flats where she lived
running that police was allegedly looking for a "dangerous
criminal Maxim Lvovich Reznik accused of grave crimes".
It should be also noted that mother and grandmother of Maxim
Reznik live in this block of flats, and Maxim is registered
here albeit he lives with his wife in another address. The
leaflets also called the citizens to call the telephone numbers
indicated in the text so that to help the police to arrest
a “dangerous criminal”. The given telephone numbers turned
out to be the numbers of the local police department, St.Petersburg’s
YABLOKO office and the school where Maxim works as a teacher
of history. Later Reznik found out that such leaflets also
had been posted in the yard of the block of flats where he
lived with his wife.
“It is obvious that this mean action has been paid for and
is aiming at exerting psychological pressure on myself and
my relatives. It is especially mean that these people indicated
telephone number of the school where I work,” Reznik said.
“After today’s provocation I can not say that the December
and January incidents [when Reznik was arrested by police
when he was going home from a supermarket for alleged “drinking
alcohol in a public place” and attack on their family car]
were a mere coincidence.”
See also:
Human
Rights
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