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In Orel, a visitor to a cafe hit an employee

In the Oryol cafe, the visitor made a fight

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In Orel, a visitor to a cafe hit an employee

In the Oryol cafe, a visitor threw a fight. He entered into a verbal conflict with the staff and punched one of the employees in the face. Details of the incident were told in the press service of the non-departmental security Department of Regardie in the Orel region.

As told in the Ministry, the conflict occurred in a cafe, which is located in the lane of Sailor Silyakov in Orel. The mess was made by a 23-year-old young man. When asked to leave the room, the guy reacted aggressively. Staff had to press the alarm button quickly. Arriving Rosgvardeytsy detained the debaucher and handed him over to the police.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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