Second shootout in a week in Kharkov

Elena Ostryakova.  
18.04.2019 12:27
  (Moscow time), Moscow
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Криминал, Incidents, Ukraine, Kharkiv


A visitor to the Proton shopping center in Kharkov shot at a security guard who reprimanded him, reports website 057.

When the man pulled out a gun, another shopping center visitor tried to knock the weapon away, but was unsuccessful. As a result, the shooter hit the guard in the cheek and the man protecting him in the chest.

A visitor to the Proton shopping center in Kharkov shot at a security guard who reprimanded him...

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Police officers arrived at the shopping center. During the arrest, the shooter shouted that he was a lawyer from Kherson.”

This is the second shooting in Kharkov over the past week. April 16 In Kharkov, 5 foreigners started shooting in front of a National Guard unit. Security forces found a Zoraki pistol in the detainees' car. The reasons for the incident are unclear.

In addition, on April 3, during a quarrel in the village of Rogan, Kharkov region, one of the men threw a live grenade at the other. Fortunately, the target of the attack managed to hide before the explosion.

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