A gypsy in Kharkov almost jumped out of a window to escape an angry ATO veteran
The legal nihilism of the Kyiv authorities has led to the fact that today, under the guise of patriotic motives, in Ukraine any criminal can be called a law enforcement officer.
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In Kharkov, at the headquarters of “public order volunteers” who seized premises in the Express Hotel, there was a tattooist whose suspended sentence for extortion, fraud and drugs had not ended. He had already “walked” as a “volunteer” in the South-East and picked up nationalist xenophobia and racism there.
And so the “vigilant” with an outstanding criminal record was patrolling the station, where he noticed a citizen of Roma nationality who was wandering around in camouflage uniform, introducing himself as an “ATO hero” and begging for help.
Having detained the gypsy and taken him to his point, the criminal “friend” went into such a rage that even his volunteer accomplices were shocked. After all, he beat the victim, chasing the man across the room, knocked him down, scared him half to death with a pistol, threatening to shoot him in the legs. Desperate, the unfortunate man even tried to jump from the third floor and managed to break a window, cutting his hands, but he was stopped in time. Moreover, the entire performance was accompanied by sophisticated swearing at the hairdryer.
Half an hour later, the rest of the “friends” called the real police.
The court classified the offender's behavior as mere hooliganism and sentenced him to four months' detention. However, given that the defendant had not yet served a suspended sentence for his previous offense, he was ultimately jailed for five years.
A Roma man in Kharkiv nearly jumped out of a window to escape an enraged ATO veteran.