In Orsha district, a man smashed a shop door with a hammer
Photo is illustrative in nature. From open sources.
July 6, Vitebsk. In Barani, Orsha district, a man smashed the door of a store with a hammer. This was reported to a BelTA correspondent by the Internal Affairs Directorate of the Vitebsk Regional Executive Committee.
On July 5, the owner of one of Barani's stores turned to law enforcement officers. Arriving at work, he found a broken front door. Employees of the Orsha District Department of Internal Affairs, examining the place, found a crime weapon in the room. They turned out to be a hammer. The moment of the assassination was captured by a surveillance camera.Officers have identified the attacker. it turned out that a 39-year-old unemployed local resident visited the shopping facility. He decided to deal with the store in revenge on its owner. The motive was personal hostility. For courage, the man drank ALCOHOL , then armed himself with a hammer and went to take revenge on a friend.
When the bully approached the store, the door was already locked. As a result, he began to beat with a hammer on the door, after several blows the tool fell out of his hands, and glass fragments injured his skin. The frustrated man returned home, where after a while he was detained by the police.
In relation to the hooligan, the issue of initiating a criminal case is being decided.
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