
The victim is in serious condition, police are investigating
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A similar incident involving the beating of a passerby by teenagers in Yekaterinburg was previously reported.
On the Western Bypass in Krasnodar, drunk men in a crowd brutally beat a passerby. The victim is in serious condition, this became known to the portal 93.ru.
Eyewitnesses in the Russian city noted that the troublemakers periodically went to a convenience store to buy alcohol during the attack. “The seller, seeing all this fight, did not bother to press the quick response button, but continued to sell alcoholic drinks,” people shared on social networks.
The press service of the regional Ministry of Internal Affairs explained that they had begun an investigation. The identities of the participants in the brawl and all the circumstances are being established.
Previously, it was reported that three teenagers beat a passerby in Yekaterinburg and were arrested.
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