The Chechens fired near the Moscow Club and disappeared on the white Porsche with a "thieves" number

In one Saturday morning in Moscow, citizens of Ukraine were twice victims of criminals. The first incident occurred on Saturday morning at about 10:30 near the entrance to the Glazier institution, located on the Bersenevskaya embankment. There, two young people from Ukraine rested in a club with familiar girls. One of them liked the other visitor, in appearance - the native of the North Caucasus, Life News reports, citing sources in law enforcement agencies.

“He behaved aggressively, and the guard brought him out. But his comrade did not calm down: he burst into the club and pulled one of the Ukrainians into the street. Once alone with an opponent, Lovelas released two bullets from a traumatic pistol into him, jumped into Porsche and hastened to hide,” the police explained.

To find the white Porsche Cayenne with the "elite" numbers P777AE177, the "Interception" plan was announced in the city. "At about 12:00, the Moscow police managed to find an attackers' car. It was stopped in the area of ​​house number 7 on Tverskaya Street. Two natives of the Chechen Republic were detained. The issue of initiating a criminal case is being decided," the press service of the Moscow Central Internal Affairs Directorate of Moscow is being decided.

According to some reports, the SUV is listed behind the 35-year-old Musa Magomedhadzhiev. However, according to Rossiyskaya Gazeta , the detainees are a 23-year-old driver and a 24-year-old passenger. Their names are not reported. “The trial is being carried out with them, the issue of initiating a criminal case is being resolved,” they told Komsomolskaya Pravda in the capital's head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

The victim, 30-year-old Andrei Ulyanchenko, was delivered to GKB number 1 with a head injury. According to KP, he received two bullets from a traumatic pistol to the head. If the doctors decide that heavy injuries are inflicted on the Ukrainian, then the arrow will have a serious period for hooliganism and causing serious harm to health.

Almost at the same time, another attack on a citizen of Ukraine was committed in Moscow. According to Life News, about 10 a.m. on December 3, criminals attacked the financial director of the Kyiv company Fidem Life in Plushchiy. Together with him was the manager of the Moscow company Optik. The criminals took a bag from men, in which there was a large amount of money - about 3 million euros. However, after an hour, robbers were detained in hot pursuit in the north of the capital. This time, two Muscovites and a resident of Reutov near Moscow were criminals.

As for the "showdown" in the capital's clubs, this is a fairly frequent phenomenon. So, at the end of November, in a night club on Konstantin Fedin Street, a group of young people arranged shooting from traumatic weapons. Then three people were hospitalized, RIA Novosti reports.

In October, in a cafe on Miklouho-Maclay Street there was a quarrel between two companies of young people, from Chechnya and Kabardino-Balkaria. The mass fight ended with stabbing and shooting from "traumatics", there were no victims.

Much attention was attracted by the case that occurred with the editor of the RT channel Natalya Arkhiptseva. In the afternoon, in one of the cafes in the center of the capital, the girl was shot from "injuries" - this ended a short verbal skirmish. The offender of the journalist, Petersburger Sergei Virolineen, sentenced to one year in prison in a colony-settlement.

And the most resonant was the tragic incident near the Garage club. A conflict occurred between the famous athlete Rasul Mirzaev and student Ivan Agafonov. The result of a Muscovite’s death was the result of a hard fight. According to the examination , he died as a result of an injury to the head received when falling on the asphalt after the athlete’s strike. Currently, the World Martial Arts Champion Mirzaev is under arrest. He is accused under Article 111 of Part 4 of the Criminal Code of Russia - intentional infliction of grievous bodily harm, resulting in the death of the victim by negligence.