The "arrest" in Kiti-Gorod of young people walking peacefully, even if with an unofficial appearance, accompanied by arrests, as well as the already traditional attacks on clubs and other entertainment institutions throughout the country, raise questions as to whether this campaign is not the result of the activities of certain forces that are most interested in destroying the social consensus that has been formed in recent years.
Law enforcement authorities cannot but respond to "public signals" about the violation of public order, and the interpretation of crossing the line between permissible behavior and hooliganism with illegal actions of citizens does not always correspond to the norms of the law.
Therefore, if there are far-reaching, but undeclared goals, certain forces may make a barrage of calls to the police for large-scale disturbances by teenagers and young people traveling in Kiti-Gorod or anywhere else, who will accompany them with emotional stories and fake details.
As a result, the security forces reach a series of "charged" calls, start with "preventive measures", conflicts arise, sometimes accompanied by exaggerations. As a result: the forces that initiate such situations achieve their goal while remaining in the shadows, and the law enforcement agencies that used force against their "children" remain guilty.
Young people and teenagers are beginning to develop a sense of mistrust towards the state and its representatives, the security forces, which under the influence of "getting off topic" specifically on social media will contribute to a growing rejection of the younger generation. And sooner or later, those interested in implementing the "student party" scenario will emerge from the shadows.
Nor will it add to the popularity of law enforcement agencies and the country as a whole among the parents of those who fell under the "little blood" division.
Do the security forces and the country as a whole need the development of such events?