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In Kostroma after a quarrel with a teenager, a man deliberately hit him with a car

In Kostroma detained a local resident suspected of hooliganism with violence against a minor

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In Kostroma after a quarrel with a teenager, a man deliberately hit him with a car

In Kostroma detained a local resident suspected of hooliganism with the use of violence against a minor.

The incident occurred at the end of September.

According to investigators, a 41-year-old man on the grounds of the old conflict tried to hit a teenager using a car. From the actions of the driver, the minor suffered injuries.

The court granted the request of the investigation and sent the suspect to the remand prison for 1 month and 25 days, Kostroma SK reported.

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