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Man set fire to taxi in Moscow city

Earlier convicted citizen detained for arson of a car in Moscow Mytishchi

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Man set fire to taxi in Moscow city

Earlier, a convicted citizen was detained for arson of a car in Mytishchi near Moscow.

As reported “MK” in the Department of information and public relations GU MIA in the Moscow region, the incident occurred at night on the street Kolpakova. A 40-year-old previously convicted local resident doused a taxi car with combustible liquid and set fire to it. The car suffered serious damage. The suspect was later arrested by police. He could not explain his actions.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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