В тульском Дикси инородец с «характерным акцентом» воткнул продавщице в шею нож.
Подробности пока неизвестны, сообщается только описание преступника с ножом, а также то, что девушка выжила и находится в больнице в состоянии средней тяжести.
В тульском Дикси инородец с «характерным акцентом» воткнул продавщице в шею нож.
Подробности пока неизвестны, сообщается только описание преступника с ножом, а также то, что девушка выжила и находится в больнице в состоянии средней тяжести.
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