A violent Russian attacked a pharmacy with a toy gun for ascorbic acid
A 42-year-old resident of Yoshkar-Ola went to a pharmacy and asked for two syringes. While the pharmacist was looking for syringes, the man pulled out a gun and told her to hide. The pharmacy employee managed to press the panic button.
The robber grabbed five packages of ascorbic acid and fled. When the man was detained by the police, it turned out that the gun was a toy, and he allegedly “distributed the stolen vitamins to passers-by.”
Now the “ascorbic robber” will be given the articles “Robbery” and “Theft”.
