[1] In October 2012, the pro-government news channel NTV aired a documentary titled Anatomy Of A Protest 2, which accused Razvozzhayev of meeting with Sergei Udaltsov (another opposition leader of the Left Front), Georgian politician Givi Targamadze, and Georgian consul to Moldova Mikhail Iashvili for the purpose of discussing strategies of the opposition movement in Russia, its financing schemes, and a plan for overthrowing President Vladimir Putin.
[2][3] The documentary purported to show a low-quality secret recording of a meeting between Targamadze and Russian activists, which NTV stated had been given to its staff "on the street by a stranger of Georgian nationality".
[2] On 21 October, the website Life News caught video of Razvozzhayev leaving a Moscow courthouse, shouting that he had been kidnapped and tortured.
[1] An SK spokesman stated that Razvozzhayev had not been abducted, but had turned himself in freely and volunteered a confession of his conspiracy with Udaltsov and Lebedev to cause widespread rioting.
[8] On 24 July 2014 a court in Moscow sentenced Leonid Razvozzhayev and Sergei Udaltsov to 4 1/2 years in a penal camp for organizing the May 2012 protest which ended in violence between the police and demonstrators.
[15] On 27 October, Navalny, Udaltsov, and Ilya Yashin were arrested while attempting to join a Moscow protest on Razvozzhayev's behalf and charged with violating public order.