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In the sports bar Saransk there was a massive women’s fight

The participants in the incident injured each other.

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In the sports bar Saransk there was a massive women’s fight

At night, the sports institution received an alarm signal aimed at the remote control of centralized surveillance of non-departmental security. Immediately on the scene went the squad of the detention group. Upon arrival, the staff of Regardie found five visitors, between whom there was an acute conflict.

According to preliminary data, the ladies, being under the influence of alcohol, were unable to control their emotions during a verbal quarrel, which quickly turned into a physical collision. In the course of the resulting brawl, the participants of the incident inflicted bodily injuries on each other.

Repeated demands of law enforcement officers to stop illegal actions and remain calm, the women did not react. Police officers had to use force to suppress the violation of public order. All five participants in the conflict, aged 25 to 36 years, were detained and taken to the police station for further clarification.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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