Eyewitnesses told the details of detentions in China-city
The police explained what was happening with preventive measures in the city center. Detainees were taken to the interior Ministry in the Basmanny district, said the interior Ministry

Eyewitnesses told RBC details of detentions on Kitay-gorod in the center of Moscow on November 7.
The Metropolitan police explained what is happening with preventive measures in the city center, “aimed at ensuring public order, preventing and suppressing administrative offenses, including those related to drinking alcohol in public places.” They reported that the detainees were taken to the Department of the Interior Ministry in the Basmanny district, “in respect of persons who committed violations of the law, measures will be taken in accordance with the procedure established by law.”.
“Detained son. He told me they were walking downtown. All of a sudden, a car pulled up. My son started to offer a little resistance. He was hit twice in the stomach. They were put in a car, then handed over to another car and began to transport to different departments. Not allowed to see, said: wait, — said the mother of the detainee Maria near the police Department Taganskoe.
“Detained on the street just beyond Chinatown. Threesomes with friends. No drinking, no smoking, nothing. We went to the clothing store. The police came, asked the age, we answered. They told me to come with them. They took more girls. Loaded in the van. We spent about an hour and a half in the car. Brought to Tagansk. We stood on the street, then took to the department and issued military summonses, one of the detainees told RBC.
“We decided to see what was there. The first thing I see is the beads are standing, the vans are standing. They make teenagers. We wanted to turn around and leave with friends: there were three of us and two more with us. They took us by the jackets, the staff told us to follow them. We go to the buses, we're checked. Then they brought it to the department. The department had to wait for the parents, sign the documents. They let him go home. It lasted three hours, I guess. I wasn't given anything. We were just walking, said another juvenile detainee.



