Detention near a store: ride to Tagansky police department and draft notices

So, here's the short version. We were walking. We were walking with friends to a clothing store a little farther out of town, there weren't any groups hanging around in town at all.

We weren't drinking, smoking, or doing anything.

Two officers came up to us, uh, and asked our ages.

We said we were eighteen, they were twenty.

They said, "Come with us." Roma told the first one to make sure we weren't mistreated.

We walked over to the police van. On the way, they picked up some other girls, around thirteen or fourteen, and told them too, "Come with us."

That's it. They put us in the police van.

We rode for an hour and a half to this Tagansky, uh, police department, because they couldn't figure out which, which precinct to take us to.

In the end, we sat here for another hour complaining that it was stuffy, that we couldn't breathe.

Well, everyone needed the bathroom. Nobody said or did anything.

They completely ignored us. They took us outside, and we stood there for another hour or so, They took the younger ones first, the minors, and then us.

After that, we went over, and they handed each of us a military draft notice and that was it. They let us go.

How were you treated, including the minors?

As far as I know, the minors were treated very calmly and reasonably.

As far as I know, those who talked back and tried to call one of their parents were beaten in the bathroom.

Well, that was it.