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A resident of Kaliningrad tried to rape a friend in a hotel

27-year-old native of Kaliningrad detained in Moscow by police for attempted rape of girlfriend

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A resident of Kaliningrad tried to rape a friend in a hotel

As it became known “MK”, the incident occurred the other day in one of the hotels on Altufievskoye highway. The woman lived in a room with a friend – they came to the capital for tourist purposes. At some point, the guest beat the neighbor and began to strangle her with a mobile phone charging wire. Then the aggressive person demanded that the friend meet her sexual needs. The victim managed to call for help, and the inadequate citizen was detained.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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