‎Kyiv police denied the information about the alleged detention of two participants in the rallies in Teremky.‎This was reported to Ukrinform by the communication department of the Kyiv police. ‎"The information disseminated in the media about the detention of other participants in the rally (besides Lyubomyr Dmytryshyn - ed.), which took place on September 27 in the capital's Teremky, is not true," the law enforcement officers stated. ‎The police emphasized that in the criminal proceedings initiated under part 3 of Article 296 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine, investigators detained only one participant in the events of September 27. He was informed of the suspicion. On Wednesday, the Holosiivskyi District Court chose a preventive measure in the form of night house arrest for him. ‎Earlier, activist Dmytro Perov reported on Facebook about the alleged detention of protest participants in Teremky, Yegor Danyliuk and representative of the NGO "Harnizon" Mykhailo Denysenko. Later, the "Harnizon" movement reported that Denysenko had been released. ‎As reported, the Holosiivskyi District Court of Kyiv chose a preventive measure in the form of night house arrest until December 5 for veteran Lyubomyr Dmytryshyn, who participated in the rally against the felling of trees in Teremky, where a heat pipeline is being laid. According to media reports, protests against the felling of trees continued in Teremky on September 27. Residents of Teremky, who consider the construction of the heat pipeline a priority, as well as police and representatives of the Kyiv City State Administration, were also present at the site. The protesters attempted to get behind the fence, and clashes occurred with law enforcement officers. The police stated that some participants in the rally "began to provoke conflicts" with police officers and other participants in the event, as well as violate public order. During the clashes, they allegedly used pyrotechnic devices, pushed law enforcement officers, and applied physical force against them. As a result, a police officer was injured. On October 6, law enforcement detained a 24-year-old native of Lutsk, who, according to their data, organized and coordinated the actions of participants during the conflict with the police. Investigators informed him of the suspicion under part 3 of Article 296 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine - hooliganism related to resisting a representative of the authorities performing duties to maintain public order. This concerns 24-year-old veteran Lyubomyr Dmytryshyn.