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In Serpukhov arrested a suspect in the attack with a knife

In Serpukhov detained a local resident born in 2008 on suspicion of knife attack

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In Serpukhov arrested a suspect in the attack with a knife

According to preliminary police data, the men quarreled near one of the houses on Leninsky Komsomol Street. During the conflict, one of them stabbed the other. The suspect was detained by criminal investigation officers.

The investigator opened a criminal case on intentional infliction of serious harm to health under Article 111 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation. The suspect was taken into custody. The cause of the quarrel and the condition of the victim in the police did not specify.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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