A man broke dishes worth 200 thousand rubles in the Kotelnikov shopping center

Rosgvardiya officers detained a man who staged a pogrom in a shopping center (shopping center) in Kotelniki near Moscow. He broke dishes worth about 200 thousand rubles. This was announced on November 1 by the Department of the Russian Guard for the Moscow region.

"An inadequate visitor with a slight movement of his hand turned racks of dishes into ruins, leaving behind an impressive pogrom and damage totaling about 200 thousand rubles," the department's Telegram channel says.

It is noted that the detainee is a 37—year-old resident of Lyubertsy. The Rosgvardiya press service also published a video of the interrogation of a man who admitted that he broke the first plate "for luck." However, he liked this action very much, so the detainee wanted to break even more dishes.

The agency does not inform about the possible measure of restraint that threatens the man for the organized pogrom.

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Earlier that day, Sheremetyevo Airport police detained a man who stole 590 thousand rubles from a card of a resident of the Kaliningrad region. It was clarified that the victim was drinking alcoholic beverages with an unknown person in the airport cafe. After paying for the order, he dropped his card, and a new acquaintance imperceptibly took it away. The attacker turned out to be an unemployed 29-year-old man who had previously been prosecuted.

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