A resident of Orsk was sentenced to 7.1 years in prison for a knife attack on a taxi driver.
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- In the Orenburg region, a court sentenced a 32-year-old resident of Orsk to 7.1 years in prison in a maximum security colony for stabbing a taxi driver in the neck while intoxicated during a conflict on June 20.
- The victim survived thanks to the help of witnesses and timely medical care.
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The court considered a case of stabbing during a conflict between a convicted person and a taxi driver while intoxicated.
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In the Orenburg region, a 32-year-old resident of Orsk was sentenced to 7.1 years in a maximum security colony. The regional department of the Investigative Committee of Russia (ICR) reported this to Lenta.ru.
As the court found, on the evening of June 20, the convict, while intoxicated, stabbed him in the neck during a conflict with a taxi driver. The taxi driver managed to survive thanks to the intervention of bystanders and timely medical assistance provided to him.
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- What was the motive for the conflict between the convict and the taxi driver?
- Did the convicted person have a previous criminal record or problems with alcohol?
- Did the taxi driver make a full recovery after the attack?
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This article was originally published by Лента.ру.
