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To legally store weapons in Russia, a permit from the department is required, issued at the place of residence. Earlier it was reported about a pre-investigation police investigation into the shooting of rapper Dzhigan in the Moscow region.
The Russian National Guard began checking the legality of rapper Dzhigan (real name Denis Ustimenko-Weinshtein) receiving medical certificates for storing weapons. This was reported by the Shot Telegram channel.
According to the channel, the National Guard is now contacting the shooting clubs where the musician appeared. Law enforcement officers request the visitor’s internal statistics, time of stay and information about weapons and certificates that he provided. The security forces are also looking into Dzhigan’s behavior and his compliance with the rules.
In addition, employees of the Russian Guard are finding out how the musician received medical certificates for storing weapons and the place where he underwent a weapons medical examination.
It is noted that legal storage of weapons in Russia requires permission from the department, which is issued at the place of residence.
Earlier it was reported that the police continue to investigate reports of the shooting of rapper Dzhigan in the Moscow region.
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The Russian Guard will publish the results of the inspection in the coming days
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