Russian police battle anti-Putin protesters  MOSCOW Sun May 6,
2012 6:37pm BST  Related Topics       "Putin has shown his true
face, how he 'loves' his people - with police force," said
Dmitry Gorbunov, 35, a computer analyst and one of many middle
income protesters who have joined protests against Putin in the
past five months.   Many of the protesters are angry that Putin
is extending his 12-year domination of Russia, despite being
undermined by protests, and fear he will stifle political and
economic reform in his third presidential term.  They are also
frustrated that the same faces will continue ruling the world's
largest country and energy producer, ignoring the biggest
protests since Putin rose to power in 2000.  Four years after
Putin ushered his ally Dmitry Medvedev into the Kremlin and
became premier in 2008 because of constitutional term limits,
the two have agreed to swap jobs, with Medvedev set to take
Putin's position as prime minister.  "I trusted Putin as long as
he ruled within the bounds of