Three suspects in the attack on Pushkin's descendant Count De Torby

There were three suspects in the robbery of Count Andrei De Torby, a descendant of Alexander Pushkin. REN TV reports this on its Telegram channel.

According to the channel, the robbery occurred on May 20 in Izmailovsky Park. Then an unknown young man stopped De Torby and tried to start a conversation. At that moment, two more accomplices approached him. He suddenly hit the count in the face. De Torby fell to the ground and the attacker began to squeeze his neck. A fight ensued. As a result, one of the attackers shot the victim twice. One bullet hit the thigh and stuck there, and the second bullet hit the stomach. In addition, the suspects sprayed the contents of a gas can into the man's face and demanded cash, but when they couldn't find the money, they took his phone. After this, De Torby was able to break free and run away from the attackers. Passers-by helped him call the police.

As Regnum reports on its Telegram channel, as a result, three suspects were detained, but one of them was released because his girlfriend provided him with an alibi. She stated that at the time of the attack on Pushkin’s descendant, her lover was with her.

The remaining defendants have been placed under house arrest.