⚡️Во Владивостоке абу-бандиты толпой напали и избили возле караоке-бара двух мужчин.
Потерпевший сообщил, что на них напалипросто потому, что не понравился внешний вид и взгляд. У одного из пострадавших перелом черепа и лицевых костей, у другого многочисленные ушибы и перелом носа.
Полиция проводит проверку, ЦК СК РФ взял ситуацию на контроль
⚡️Во Владивостоке абу-бандиты толпой напали и избили возле караоке-бара двух мужчин.
Потерпевший сообщил, что на них напалипросто потому, что не понравился внешний вид и взгляд. У одного из пострадавших перелом черепа и лицевых костей, у другого многочисленные ушибы и перелом носа.
Полиция проводит проверку, ЦК СК РФ взял ситуацию на контроль
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