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Resident of Strugokrasnensky district received 14 years of special regime for murder

Strugokrasnensky district court considered criminal case of previously convicted local resident

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Resident of Strugokrasnensky district received 14 years of special regime for murder

The Strugokrasnensky district court considered the criminal case of a previously convicted local resident. About this "MK in Pskov" reported in the press service of the courts of the Pskov region.

In February 2026, the defendant in a state of alcoholic intoxication came to the apartment of the victim to ask to repay the debt to their mutual friend.

During drinking alcohol between the men there was a quarrel, the victim began to insult the defendant. The latter took a knife and struck a friend at least 12 blows in the chest. The victim died on the spot.

The accused was already tried in 2016 for attempted murder, he was released in 2024 after serving his sentence. He confessed his guilt and repented.

The court appointed him 14 years of imprisonment in a special regime colony with a restriction of liberty for 1 year 6 months.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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