Aggressors on a boat attacked retired fishermen in Lipetsk with weapons, promising to “bury them on the shore.” As a result, the owner of the gun, the director of a local construction company, only got into “petty hooliganism.”
Two companies were vacationing at the Matyr reservoir in the vicinity of the village of Novaya Zhizn. They began a discussion, which quickly escalated into shooting: one of the participants in the conflict took out a gun and began shooting at their rivals, followed by boarding attempts and threats to “bury everyone.”
The victims of the inadequacy on the black boat without license plates were retired fishermen. Other fishermen raised the alarm and called the police. The owner of the gun, during a conversation with the police, threw it into the water to hide the fact of the shooting.
The shooter was a 46-year-old director of a local construction company. He was charged with “petty hooliganism,” the media noted.
