
The Russian Investigative Committee provided Lenta.ru with a video recording from the scene of an incident in the Moscow region, where a drug dealer opened fire on a policeman during an arrest.
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Law enforcement officers inspected the scene after the shooting during the arrest.
The video captured the place where a drug dealer shot at a policeman during an arrest in the Moscow region. The video was provided to Lente.ru by the Investigative Committee (IC) of Russia.
The footage shows the situation inside a private house. The windows are covered with curtains, and there are construction bags and cans everywhere. The department clarified that their employees have already inspected the scene of the incident and ordered a number of examinations.

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