Driver Shoots Motorist in Dispute over Gas-Station Line in Chelyabinsk Amid Russia’s Fuel Crisis
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Driver shoots motorist in dispute over gas-station line in Chelyabinsk amid Russia’s fuel crisis
A driver opened fire on another motorist with a rubber-bullet pistol during a dispute over a gas station line in Chelyabinsk, the Russian news outlet 74.ru reported. The wounded man was hospitalized.
According to local news outlet 74.RU, the shooting occurred at a gas station in Chelyabinsk. One driver attempted to fill up without waiting in line. This provoked outrage from another driver waiting his turn, who decided to reprimand the assailant. In response, the driver pulled out a gun and shot his rival in the stomach. "The man was told to get in line for gas, but he said he didn't want to. What if everyone reacted like that? We had childre…
In line at the Gazprom gas station in Chelyabinsk, there was a conflict between the drivers, one of whom shot the opponent from...
Fights, arguments, shoving and now even shooting. Growing tensions in Russia over an acute fuel shortage came to a head in Chelyabinsk on Wednesday, when one driver in line at a gas station fired a rubber bullet gun at another. --- --- TVP: Russians are fighting over the last drops of fuel...
According to witnesses, the incident occurred on July 11 at a Gazprom gas station on Lutsenko Street. A Chelyabinsk resident tried to fill up without waiting in line, but when he was reprimanded, he responded with gunshots.
According to portal 74.Ru, with reference to an eyewitness, one of the car owners at a gas station on Luzenko Street shot another driver with an allegedly traumatic weapon because he wanted to fill without a line.
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