Yulia Glimina was accused of trying to escape from the police.
Her lawyer Rim Svorov told about this to Ha'a Hafen. The protocol drawn up against the politician states that the police arrested her as part of an information check according to which "a person who may be involved in extremist activity and terrorism is coming to Kazan."
The police claim that Glimina "began to behave inappropriately, waved her hands, grabbed the officers' clothes, pushed her away and tried to escape."
Glimina herself published her version of what happened on her channel. She said she came to Kazan "for the purpose of local tourism". Five of the "E" center employees met her at the platform and told her that she was on the list of terrorists and extremists and that she should come with them to the station for questioning.
"I stated that I am not on the list of terrorists and extremists, but I agreed to go through the threat of using force against me. The policemen forbade me to call my husband and demanded that I give them the phone. I refused, because it is not a legal obligation. The police refused to explain to me the reasons for their demand and did not explain to me my rights."
After that, they put her in the car and again began to demand that she return it and open her phone. This continued at the police station, but Glimena again refused. The police saw this as non-compliance and began the process of searching and compiling a report on the offense.