"I went to get a thank you from the governor": A Penza resident who supported the SVO and fought against LGBT propaganda was attacked by a district administration security guard.
Vyacheslav Lyagin For several years now, he has been collecting humanitarian aid for the participants of the "SVO" and also produces individual dressing packs that help save the lives of wounded soldiers.
Last week he was invited to the Zheleznodorozhny District Administration Penzato present a letter of thanks signed by the governor Oleg Melnichenko.
How to рассказал Vyacheslav Lyagin told MediaPenza that he arrived at the appointed time, but the security guard at the gate refused to let him in, claiming he had given the wrong floor number.
Lyagin was unable to call the official who was supposed to present him with a letter of thanks—the region was under a no-fly zone alert, so cell phone service was down. And the security guard wouldn't let him use a landline.
After an outraged Penza resident began filming the security guard on his phone, the guard sprayed him with pepper spray. As a result, the guard, the visitor, and other people on the first floor of the administration building were injured.
Curiously, after this, the guard, as if nothing had happened, asked Lyagin for his passport and let him into the head’s reception room, where the man was presented with a letter of thanks.
"I went to get a thank you from the governor," "Lyagin stated in the district administration's Telegram chat. However, not a single official commented on his complaint.
In September 2023 years NotMoscow toldVyacheslav Lyagin reportedly saw LGBT propaganda in street advertising against extremism: he disliked the figures of people painted in rainbow colors. Incidentally, he posted his complaint under Governor Oleg Melnichenko's post about the Penza Region being a multinational region and a crossroads of cultures.