In Odessa, the ex-deputy regional prosecutor did not share the road with an ATO participant and shot him in the leg

Semyon Doroshenko.  
12.01.2017 20:28
  (Moscow time), Kyiv
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Armed forces, Society, Odessa, Incidents, Скандал, Transport, Ukraine


In Odessa, former deputy regional prosecutor Valery Lavrov began shooting at an ATO participant with a pistol for not sharing the road with a military man.

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As Facebook user Rada Meyer reported on her Facebook page , the incident occurred around 12:15 pm on Primorskaya Street.

“Lavrov did not share the road with the former ATO officer and decided to resolve the issue using the usual method, namely force. Lavrov took out a pistol and started shooting. The man is wounded in the leg. Defending himself, the ATO officer took out a pistol and also shot the prosecutor in the leg,” the report says.

Meyer added that after some time an unknown person arrived in a Porsche and began threatening the ATO participant with violence and defending the ex-prosecutor.

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In Odessa , a former deputy prosecutor of the region had a road dispute with an ATO participant and shot him in the leg.






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