I was screaming all down Nizhnyaya Pervomayskaya that they were killing me, that they were using a stun gun.” A Moscow resident was detained at the elections and then tortured with electric shocks

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“I was screaming all down Nizhnyaya Pervomayskaya that they were killing me, that they were using a stun gun.” A Moscow resident was detained at the elections and then tortured with electric shocks

Alexander Pavlov came to a polling station on September 19 and tried to photograph a stand with the candidates. After that, he was detained.

According to Pavlov, at the police station they twisted his arm behind his back, unlocked his phone with his finger and began deleting information. Security officers also hit him with a stun gun.

“I even lost count, there were more than 20 shocks”

Pavlov said.

At one point the man involuntarily emptied his bowels, and the police officers found it amusing, RusNews reports.

A petty hooliganism report was drawn up against Pavlov. Police claimed that he had been swearing, but the man denies this and says that, on the contrary, he was trying to calm the security officers down.

“I was screaming all down Nizhnyaya Pervomayskaya that they were killing me, that they were using a stun gun. But unfortunately, no information was left. There was no swearing from me, on the contrary, I was still trying to calm them down, but they did not hear me. What is more, they did not hear that I had a recently sustained injury, and no one reacted to that.”

the man shared.

After that, Pavlov spent two days in a temporary detention cell before his court hearing. There, mobile voting was organized for him, while security officers filmed what was happening on their personal phones.

Screenshot: RusNews video

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