Tip 1: How to behave with the police during a rally
Tip 1: How to behave with the police during a rally
Since rallies There are always police officers, participantssuch events should be able to communicate with them. Insults, threats, and especially the attack on law enforcement officers are fraught with major troubles.
Instructions
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Understand one simple thing: the police just do their job. This does not mean that they like to do it, or that they do not support your ideas. On the contrary: some law enforcement officers share the opinion of the protesters. You should not see enemies in these people. Treat them well, and it will be much easier for you to behave correctly.
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Do not let yourself be insulted by employeespolice, to release ambiguous jokes or laughs, to mock them. Jokes and tales about policemen will also be completely out of place. Do not provoke law enforcement officers, do not bother them with questions and do not threaten. This behavior is not only inadequate, but also will certainly lead to trouble.
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If the policeman asks you about the purpose of the rally,your participation in it, your ideas, etc., respond calmly and correctly. You do not need to use abusive words or try to brush aside questions. You can afford to joke, but only if the joke is appropriate and not offensive to the policeman. Laughter sometimes helps to defuse the situation.
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Do not resist, if you want to detaintogether with some other participants in the rally. To prevent this from happening, one should stay away from inadequate people shouting insulting slogans, provoking conflicts and trying to start a fight. In such situations, law enforcement officers, as a rule, do not hold conversations. They just grab both activists and those who happened to be by chance. If you were in the wrong place and not in the right place time, just let the policeman take you away, do not shout, and all the more so do not fight.
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Do not try to explain to the police their rights andduties, especially if you are already being taken to the office. Do not scandalize, do not threaten reprisals and do not shout that the policeman did not introduce himself, told you about your rights, but simply pushed him into the bus. Calm down and be silent. If you are asked about something, answer it shortly. First, as already mentioned above, the police simply do their job, they do not intend to harm you for nothing, just by their own will. Secondly, the participants of the rally should know what action they took, and what could be the consequences.
Tip 2: How to communicate with the police during a rally
One of the most accessible and common ways of expressing one's citizenship is participation in the rallies. In addition to the protesters, in the area where theaction, is and the police. In order not to be in the office in connection with any violation, or simply falling under the arm, you need to be able to communicate with the police at the rally.
You will need
- - Identity document;
- - copy of the passport.
Instructions
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Going to the rally, do not forget to grabwith a document proving your identity. It can be student, driver's license, military ticket. It would also be nice to make a copy of the passport and notarize it. If the guards of the order want to check your documents and start asking where the original is, boldly answer that according to clause 17 of the Regulations on the passport of a citizen of the Russian Federation, he must carefully keep the passport, so you keep it at home.
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Initially, refer to those standing on the squareThe policeman is benevolent, because they came to guard you. You can try to make contact, share a few jokes, but if an internal affairs officer is not set up to enter into a conversation with you, just step away from him without becoming intrusive. Do not bring large bags with you to the rally, do not make sharp movements, do not try "for fun" to pull a pistol from your pocket and shoot at someone from the index finger, and the police will not interest you. Of course, you should not come to the rally in a state of alcoholic or narcotic intoxication.
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If the riots do happen, and the policemoved to active action, better do not resist, otherwise you will be judged for disobeying the lawful order of a police officer. Go to the bus voluntarily, not showing aggression or fear in relation to the people who detained you.
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Once in the office, tell the police that youhave the right to one call. This rule appeared in the law recently, so do not hesitate to remind the ATS officers about it. When you reach the phone, call not your wife or mother, but someone who can help you will explain your rights, hire a lawyer, and come to the ROVD. In a conversation with those who detained you, remember that it is their job to prove your guilt, not yours, to justify yourself. If you are polite, law-abiding and know your rights, your communication with the police long will not last.
Tip 3: How to behave with the police at a rally
In a democracy, every citizen has the rightto publicly express their views on a variety of issues. Rallies in Russia have long become a common phenomenon, while participating citizens should know how to behave properly with the police.
Instructions
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Participating in rallyyou should know that you have both rights andduties. Police for their part in dealing with citizens, too, is guided by job descriptions. In order for the guards of order to apply force to you, you must commit certain illegal actions.
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What can not in any case be done on rally? First of all, come to him absolutelysober, have documents with you. Do not allow foul language, especially against the police. Do not insult the guardians of order, do not provoke them to forceful actions. Remember that the police sometimes just waiting for an excuse to stop you. Do not give such a reason, behave peacefully and calmly.
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If on rally there are calls for violence, do not go on aboutspeakers. Control yourself, because the notorious "crowd effect" really exists and is able to change the consciousness of a person unrecognizably. You can simply not notice the moment when the general wave of emotions overwhelms you and makes you do something that you would never have allowed yourself in another situation.
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Among the protesters may be provocateurs or simply mentally inadequate people. If possible, calm them down, do not let them enter into conflicts with the police. When personally communicating with a policeman, smile,be emphatically benevolent and non-aggressive. Fulfill all their demands, otherwise you can be accused of disobedience with all the consequences arising from this.
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If you are still detained, do notphysical resistance, do not insult the police, even if you are overwhelmed by emotion. Keep yourself in hand, analyze the emerging situation. Remember that you have the right to inform your relatives about the fact of your detention. You have the right to demand a copy of the record of your detention. If it was not given, write in the protocol itself that you did not receive a copy.
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The term of administrative detention can not exceed three hours. In the event that you are being prosecuted for an administrative offense, you may be detained for up to 48 hours.
Tip 4: How to communicate with the police at a rally
The reasons for your march to the rally may bedifferent. Regardless of whether you want to express your civil position or just decided to support a friend, you need to realize that you are not going to the May demonstration of schoolchildren. Cases of detention the police and causing injury to OMON fighters is not uncommon. In order not to appear after the rally in the police station, try to behave correctly with law enforcement officers.
Instructions
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Refrain from taking alcohol beforea campaign on meeting. Do not take alcohol with you. If you are afraid or strongly worried, it is better to refuse to attend such events, than to relieve tension with a bottle of cognac. If the police detains you in a state of intoxication, then it will be difficult to manage one fine.
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Behave calmly and try to controlthe situation. If you do not agree with shouting slogans, then do not support them. Do not succumb to a herd instinct and do not react to calls for pogroms and police resistance. Remember that the law will be against you. You are a sensible, law-abiding citizen who wants to express his opinion, and not a criminal, is not it?
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Refrain from furious cries and foul languageexpressions to the police, even if you do not like their actions. No matter how angry and angry you are, remember - they are just doing their job.
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Try to stay away from aggressivelyminded or not drunk people. In the suppression of riots, law enforcement officers will be missed by all who are in the center of events. Do not swing your arms, do not shout out insults and do not pick up heavy objects from the ground.
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Do not resist the police if you areis delayed. Do not try to escape and escape. Relax muscles and pile on the arms of the detainees. Try to protect your head. Cover her with your hands and press your chin to your chest. Do not provoke policemen into aggressive actions. But if you are beaten, shout as loudly as possible and draw attention to yourself.
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Be discreet and extremely polite with the police,if you are still detained. Behave confidently and calmly. Try to find out the names, positions and titles of those who had detained them. Do not sign any papers and insist that you have done nothing illegal.
Tip 5: Why Sobchak calls for money back
Mass actions of the opposition, organized in MoscowMay 6, led to clashes with the police, during which about 400 demonstrators were detained. Later, criminal cases were instituted under articles "Calls for mass riots" and "Use of violence against a representative of the authorities".
