A university student has been jailed in Russia for posing for a photograph in front of a Second World War memorial - arm in arm with a blow-up sex doll.
Anastasia Polnikova, 23, was charged with hooliganism after she and three friends took the inflatable sex aid to the memorial near the Federal University in Stavropol, Russia.
Wearing WWII head gear and waving a Russian flag, the drunk students borrowed the doll from a friend and walked through the park to take the pictures before posting them on the internet.
Detectives are hunting Miss Polnikova's three unnamed friends who went on the run after police issued arrest warrants for them all.
Hooliganism? Police posted this image of Anastasia Polnikova, 23, far left, locked up after she was arrested to warn others against the consequences of copying their stunt. Arrest warrants for the other three have since been issuedStavropol's Ministry of Internal Affairs spokesman Eugene Nuykin said: 'The identities of all the people who appeared in this photo are known to us and they will all be punished.
Police have also now posted their own image of Miss Polnikova behind bars to warn others against the consequences of copying their stunt.
More... Not again! Edward Furlong back in jail after being arrested in Los Angeles Girl, 18, slapped with two felony charges and expulsion for same-sex relationship with 15-year-old classmateShe and three pals had posed drunkenly in front of a tank with the blow up sex doll at the memorial to the Great Patriotic War, Russia's name for WWII.
Locked up: Police have also now posted their own image of Miss Polnikova behind bars to warn others against the consequences of copying their stuntToying with the law: Wearing WWII head gear the drunk students borrowed the sex doll from a friend and walked through the park to take the pics at the memorial near the Federal University in Stavropol, Russia
'Although their actions do not constitute vandalism as they didn't damage anything, they will be prosecuted for hooliganism.'
He added that one of the male students in the photograph had fled the region, 'but we know where he lives' and that the owner of the sex doll had also being identified.
The university confirmed that all four students in the picture as well as the photographer had been expelled.
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