Man Opens Fire in Supermarket in Kyiv Region After Conflict with Customers
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A man opened fire in a store and then fled. In the village of Lyutezh in the Vyshgorod district, a man opened fire in a store. He faces up to seven years in prison for his actions, RBC-Ukraine reported, citing the Kyiv Oblast Police. Incident Details According to law enforcement, a conflict arose between a 30-year-old man and a local resident in the supermarket. The attacker then left the store for a Volkswagen belonging to an acquaintance, retr…
The man was reported to be suspected of hooliganism, facing up to seven years' imprisonment.
Near Kyiv, a man opened fire in a supermarket, he was reported as suspicious. In Lyutezh, a man shot twice at the floor of a supermarket and once in the air after a conflict. He was reported as suspicious.
In the Vyshgorod district of Kiev province, law enforcement officers detained a man who, according to the investigation, was involved in hooliganism, who was shot in the supermarket during the conflict.
In Kyiv region, in the village of Liutizh, a 30-year-old man opened fire in a supermarket after a conflict with a local resident: he shot twice into the floor of the store, and then again into the air. He was informed of the suspicion, for his actions he faces up to seven years in prison.
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