Muscovite stabbed biker because of refusal to eat candy

In New Moscow, a drunk man attacked a biker with a knife after he refused to eat the candy offered to him. This was announced on May 26 by a source of Izvestia.

The incident occurred on the night of May 26 on Samuil Marshak Street in the Vnukovo district. A local resident, intoxicated, approached the men who were going to ride motorcycles, and came into conflict with them, and then pulled a candy out of his pocket and tried to put it in his opponent's mouth.

The motorcyclist refused to accept the treat and pushed the passerby away, after which he began threatening to kill and pulled out a knife. The blow landed on the biker's helmet — after that, the victim and his friend managed to knock the bladed weapon out of the hands of the attacker.

The aggressor was detained. The Investigative Committee clarified that he is suspected of committing a crime under Part 3 of Article 30, Part 1 of Article 105 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation ("Attempted murder").

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The number of unfounded claims from patients and their relatives is also growing.

In St. Petersburg on May 23, a man broke into an ex-girlfriend's apartment and doused her with acid, as well as stabbed her. The source of Izvestia reported that the guy and the girl broke up a year ago, but he repeatedly asked her to return, threatening violence. Later, the attacker was arrested until July 23.