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Russians after a quarrel with the authorities burned down the trading pavilion

In St. Petersburg, the police detained two men 30 and 36 years

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Russians after a quarrel with the authorities burned down the trading pavilion

In St. Petersburg, police detained two men aged 30 and 36. They are suspected of setting fire to the trading pavilion. This was reported in the GU MIA of Russia in St. Petersburg and Leningrad region.

The incident occurred on the Murinsk road. The fire completely destroyed the store and a nearby container. The owner estimated the damage at 2.5 million rubles.

The police found that the cause of the fire was arson. According to the agency, two men are involved. It turned out that they went to this because of a conflict with the employer.

A criminal case has been opened on the intentional destruction of another's property. Other circumstances are being clarified.

In Vladivostok, the conflict between the employer and the subordinate led to the death of two. The 31-year-old restaurant manager stabbed his boss during the conflict and then beat her director husband with a baseball bat when he arrived at the establishment. To hide the tracks, the man doused the bodies with combustible mixture and set fire to them, but was detained on hot trail.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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