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The attack took place in the elevator of a residential building on Soldatova Street in Prikamye.
In Prikamye, a man was detained who attacked a girl in an elevator with a knife. The publication Ura.ru reports this in its Telegram channel.
According to the publication, a girl living on Soldatova Street enters her entrance and a man runs after her. They enter the elevator together. On the 11th floor, upon exiting, a man offered to touch the girl. The victim refused, and the attacker pulled out a knife and stuck it in the girl’s back.
The victim was taken to a medical facility and is in intensive care. Police officers detained a previously convicted 50-year-old attacker.
A criminal case has been initiated on this fact.
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Initiation of a criminal case and trial of a suspect
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