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A resident of Kolyshley district hit a familiar musical column

In the police Kolyshley district came a local resident born in 1973

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A resident of Kolyshley district hit a familiar musical column

In the police Kolyshley district came a local resident born in 1973. The pensioner said that she suffered at the hands of a friend: during the conflict, he hit her with a musical column.

Police quickly tracked down the suspect. He was a 33-year-old man who was in trouble with the law. The detainee did not deny it. He said that together with the victim drank alcohol in his apartment. During the feast, a quarrel broke out between them. Because of what they fought, the man could not remember. In a fit of anger, he grabbed a column and warmed a woman on her head.

On this fact, a criminal case was opened under paragraph "c" of part 2 of Article 115 of the Criminal Code of Russia. Now the brawler faces up to two years in prison.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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