Judge of the Kiev District Court of Simferopol Denis Didenko authorizes the conduct of the ORM at Victor Ursu.
At 6 a.m., at least 11 security officers come to the Ursu family's home in Dzhankoy. At least four of them are armed. No one presents official identification. For some time, the spouses are not allowed to dress.
Law enforcement officers begin a survey of the entire household, including the attic, basement and garage. Electronic devices, the Bible, and religious literature are seized from family members.
In response to a request to show his passport, Victor Ursu asks the senior officer to show his official ID, which is refused. The law enforcement officer draws up an act of administrative offense against Viktor as disobedience to the order of a police officer and sends the believer to the temporary detention facility.
Victor Ursu is released from the temporary detention facility, he is again detained and taken for interrogation to the local branch of the Investigative Committee. There, investigator A. V. Gerasimov reports that a criminal case has been opened against him under Part 1 of Article 282.2 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (organization of activities of an extremist organization).
Urs is charged. According to the ruling, the believer's guilt is that he and "other unidentified persons ... called propaganda meetings ... to discuss the texts and religious provisions of Jehovah's Witnesses."
After the interrogation, Viktor is again taken to the temporary detention facility.
Oksana Sinitsyna, judge of the Dzhankoy District Court, puts Viktor Ursa under house arrest until October 7, 2023.
As part of the criminal case against Victor Ursu, the house of Mikhail and Lyubov Gozhan is searched again, then Mikhail is interrogated. For the first time, security forces came to them as part of the criminal case against Sergei Filatov.