In Russia, a Lawyer Was Denied Entry to a Search, So He Put on a Special Forces Mask and Walked Straight In
A life hack for lawyers.
Russian lawyer Grigory Chervonny, after lawyers were not allowed into the Moscow office of the Anti-Corruption Foundation during searches, decided to try to get in there wearing a mask. This is reported by the Russian outlet Znak.
"We have just pulled a prank on the investigative team and tried to get in there (the FBK office in Moscow — ed.) wearing a mask. As it turned out, people in masks can absolutely calmly walk in masks anywhere," the lawyer said.
The director of the Anti-Corruption Foundation said that Chervonny had already been thrown out, but "at first they did let him in."
Chervonny himself wrote on Telegram that he was pushed out after he demanded that he be recorded in the protocol and presented his identity card and warrant.
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