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In the Dzerzhinsky district of Yaroslavl teenagers shot the stop

In Bragino, another stop was smashed by juvenile vandals. This is reported in social networks by residents of the largest district of Yaroslavl.

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In the Dzerzhinsky district of Yaroslavl teenagers shot the stop

In Bragino, another stop was smashed by juvenile vandals. This is reported in social networks by residents of the largest district of Yaroslavl.

This time the stop at the clinic No5 on Tutaevskoye highway was broken.

Eyewitnesses report that several teenagers were guilty of breaking the stop. Who shot the glass of the stop pavilion with pneumatic weapons.

It happened on September 19 at about 21 o'clock.

Residents of the area are afraid that further teenagers with air guns will go from shooting glass to shooting people.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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