Shaman Who Sought To 'Drive Putin From Kremlin' Accused Of Attacking Police

Shaman Who Sought To 'Drive Putin From Kremlin' Accused Of Attacking Police
February 25, 2021 11:32 GMT
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YAKUTSK, Russia -- A shaman in the Siberian region of Yakutia, who has had several attempts to march to Moscow on foot "to drive President Vladimir Putin out of the Kremlin" stopped by the authorities, has been accused of attacking a police officer.
Aleksei Pryanishnikov, legal coordinator for the opposition group Open Russia, said on February 24 that police in Yakutia's capital, Yakutsk, had launched a probe against Aleksandr Gabyshev, accusing him of a "violent act against a police officer" when he was forcibly taken from his home to a psychiatric clinic in late January.

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