Tomato hurled at Dutch royals in Moscow as protest of activist's death MOSCOW, Nov. 10 (UPI) -- Russian police said they arrested a pair of political activists for allegedly throwing a tomato at the king and queen of the Netherlands. King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima were making their red-carpet entrance to the Moscow Conservatory Saturday when the pair flung a tomato that missed its mark. The suspects were from the unregistered political party Other Russia and were protesting the death of Alexander Dolmatov, a fellow part member who died in a Dutch prison this year. Russia's RIA Novosti news agency said the suspects shouted, "You have Dolmatov's blood on your hands." Dolmatov committed suicide while awaiting extradition to Russia for questioning about a 2012 political rally that turned violent. Dolmatov had been denied political asylum by the Dutch government.