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Tatiana Alifanova

Location unknownChecked October 18, 2026

Tatiana Alifanova, born 1967, Moscow Oblast. Charges: Article 318 part 1, Russian Criminal Code (Use of non-dangerous violence against a government official); “Tatyana Alifanova's case concerning violence against a police officer”. Status: location unknown.

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Moscow Oblast · Noginsk · Entrepreneurs · Cases related to mass actions

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According to the investigation, while near the Noginsk court building, she deliberately hit police captain Dmitry Gulin, as a result of which the latter received a bruise to the soft tissue of the face.

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December 18, 2022 — persecution begins

Tatyana Alifanova's case concerning violence against a police officer

Checked October 18, 2026 · no changes since October 15

Criminal case

Tatyana Alifanova's case concerning violence against a police officer

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A participant of the "People's Council of Noginskiy District". On 24 July 2022 she was detained at a people's gathering against the administration of Bogorodskiy city district. On 26 September, police officers took Alifanova from the polyclinic and brought her to court to consider the administrative charges filed against her after the detention. When the law enforcers replied to the woman's question that she was not detained, Alifanova tried to leave the territory of the institution. Then the police grabbed the woman and forcibly dragged her into the building. Alifanova lost consciousness - she had a brain contusion - and was dragged into the building by her arms and legs. From there, at the request of the judge, the woman was called an ambulance.

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