Man Arrested for Profane Query to Putin on Fuel Location
A resident of St. Petersburg was arrested for five days for an obscene request to Putin about the 'location of hydrocarbon fuel.' Dmitry Kuznetsov was found guilty of an administrative case for petty hooliganism for writing graffiti in an elevator.
Consensus
- Dmitriy Kuznetsov was arrested for five days.
- The arrest was based on an administrative offense of minor hooliganism under Part 1 of Article 20.1 of the KоАП.
- The incident occurred on September 12 at 15:36 in an elevator in St. Petersburg.
- Kuznetsov used obscene and expressive language in the message.
- The message was written in black marker on the elevator wall.
- The message was addressed to the head of state, asking about the location of hydrocarbon fuel.
- Kuznetsov admitted guilt and stated he realized his actions and would not repeat them.
- The decision was made by the Vyborg District Court of St. Petersburg.
- The court's decision was announced on the same day as the report.
Points of divergence
- The court's decision on the arrest was made today, according to data on the court's website. — tg_astrapress
- The court's decision was made today, based on data from the Vyborg Court's website. — mediazona
Coverage (3 sources)
- St. Petersburg resident arrested for five days for vulgar question to Putin about 'location of hydrocarbon fuel' — SOTAvision
- Resident of St. Petersburg arrested for five days for vulgar request to Putin about 'location of hydrocarbon fuel' — ASTRA
- Resident of St. Petersburg arrested for five days for vulgar graffiti in elevator with question to Putin about 'location of hydrocarbon fuel' — Медиазона