A group of people were trying to rescue a man who was grabbed by unknown men in civilian clothes and dragged to the direction of a carriageway. Two policemen chose to help the ‘kidnapper’.

Protesters stayed close to the police. Several protesters crossed the street, the police caught one of the protesters and started beating him.

A small group of protesters walked along a sidewalk when policemen appeared and randomly grabbed male protesters, push them to the ground, hit them with clubs, and dragged them into the police car (service #3216). They grabbed bystanders as well.

At least four civilians, one of whom was a woman, were detained by OMON. Three men were forced to the ground when a blue van with the plate #6384 (not clearly seen) pulled over and were pushed into it.

Two OMON agents detained a young man. Whilst he was on the ground, he said “I’m 15 years old” but they continued to ill-treat him and kicked his face. There were pleas from people on the street to release the young man. One of the agents held a grenade, ready to pull out a ring (a woman recording a video confirmed it).

More than ten OMON agents brutally beat two men laying on the ground with clubs. The victims were motionless, covering their heads with hands. Another bystander was detained, forced to bend over with hands tied behind. Bystanders urged OMON to stop.

A man in civilian clothes was detained and taken away by OMON agents. Voters complained that it might intimidate their children and were confused why the detention was actually happening.

One of the students was raised up by three men and put into the van with his face down. Bystanders urged the perpetrators to stop the abductions and leave the students alone.

In this video, students were protesting, agents in olive uniform and civilian clothes intervened. No arrests are seen in the video.

A group of men in uniform and civilian clothes attacked a group of protesting students. Female students formed a ‘chain’ in an attempt to protect male students from being detained. However, the servicemen broke the chain and detained around 20 students who were forced into vans parked along the street. One girl or woman didn’t feel well and students asked to call an ambulance; the servicemen did not react and then left.

People dressed casually and in olive uniform jumped out of vans with no identification; these agents grabbed men with white-red-white flags and forced them into the vans.

Students protested in front of the university. Some students were detained by OMON agents. Another OMON agent was recording video of people around. One of the pictures captures Dr. Natalia Dulina.