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There are 41 item(s) tagged with the keyword "police".

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1. A Swiped Sword Returns

Moscow police solved the case of a missing antique German dagger, stolen from an antique store.

Tags: police, law, crime
2. No Anti-Wagner Words on the Bus

An 87-year-old was attacked on a bus after saying "killers of women and children" while the bus passed by a monument to the Wagner Group.

Tags: police, wagner, public transport, Moscow, dissent
3. The Roof Will Be Yellow and Blue Again

A man painted "No to War" on his car and his roof in the colors of the Ukrainian flag, but was investigated for "terrorism."

Tags: police, political repression, war in ukraine, rural, dissent
4. The Mural Stronger than Buenos Aires Police

Russian artists painting a Navalny mural in Buenos Aires were interrupted by police after multiple complaints.

Tags: russians abroad, art, police, navalny, Argentina
5. "I'm Alive" a Harrowing Escape

A gay Chechen man forced to out himself on camera vanished after the video went viral in 2022. Now, he tells his story.

Tags: politics, russians abroad, police, chechnya, lgbt
6. School Shooting Shakes Bryansk

A 14-year-old girl from Bryansk entered her biology class and shot at her classmates, killing one and injuring 5.

Tags: bryansk, police, crime, education, guns, school
7. A Video Song-Apology

Three waterpark employees in Crimea were fined and forced to sing "Vladimir Putin is Great" after dancing to a Ukrainian song.

Tags: dissent, police, music, verka serduchka, Crimea
8. Retiree Tortured for Anti-War Comments

A retiree took to social media after hearing about his daughter's experience in Kyiv. Authorities harassed and tortured him.

Tags: war in ukraine, anti-war, VKontakte, police, novosibirsk
9. Police Interrupt Far-Right Event in Library

Police evacuated a library where Igor Strelkov, a war criminal and Kremlin Ukraine War strategy critic, was to speak.

Tags: police, st petersburg, crimean war, war in ukraine, Igor Strelkov
10. Sought to Visit Sick Father, Arrested as Spy

A Ukrainian woman was on her way to visit her dying father in Crimea. Russian authorities detained her and accused her of espionage.

Tags: court, police, border, war in ukraine, Crimea

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