The phrase “do not put your finger in your mouth” became a reality for the St. Petersburger who fought for parking

On the night of November 6, the police of the Moscow district received a report about men who quarreled in the parking lot near the house No. 14 on Struve Street. This is reported by the press service of the GU MIA of Russia in St. Petersburg and Leningrad region.

A patrol unit arrived at the scene. He found that the conflict began between two St. Petersburgers aged 38 and 49 over a parking space. In words, nothing could be decided, so a fight ensued, during which the eldest of the men took out a gun and bit the opponent by the finger.

Both required medical attention, and the “kusaka” was later taken to the department and brought to administrative responsibility. The traumatic pistol was seized, the issue of choosing a preventive measure is being decided.