One of the young men detained during the attack near the Kithi-Gorod metro station was detained for 13 days for disobeying the police.
This is what "Cautionary News" reports.
We are talking about 21-year-old Magomed Gasanov, who was arrested on November 7 and taken to the Tagansky police station, according to the case file on the court's website. The police claim that he refused to show them his passport and get into the carriage.
The protocol was received in court on Monday, November 9, and examined at that time. Hasanov himself partially pleaded guilty. He denied that he refused to obey the police because he "did not immediately understand the situation."
"Zahirot, News" writes that a young man was arrested during a police raid near the Katy-Gorod metro station in Moscow on November 7.
The detainees were "pushed, dragged and loaded into a padi cart by force." Among them were minors.
Later they began to be released from the departments of the Ministry of the Interior.
After the attack, at least 17 of the detainees received administrative reports for drinking alcohol in a public place, as well as fines were issued for appearing in public places while drunk and disobeying police instructions.
The Ministry of the Interior confirmed to the Moscow news agency that a "preventive measure" is being carried out, the purpose of which is to "ensure public order, prevent and suppress administrative offenses, including those related to drinking alcohol in public places."
Some of the arrested youths received summonses and asked to sign a contract. Those who were brought to the Tagansky District Police noted that the officers arrested people who were "informally dressed."
From the beginning of July 2026, the security forces began to regularly arrest young people in the area of the Kiti-Gorod metro station, a popular place among representatives of various subcultures, mostly minors.