Incident at Moscow Department Store in Baku
An incident occurred today in the metropolitan department store Moscow.
Two residents of Baku, Taleh Naghiyev and Adil Abbasov attacked and beat Yavar Alekperov in an office of the store. Then, using an electric shock, they began to torture Alekperov, demanding money. However, Alekperov was able to call for help.
Responding to the call for assistance, a security officer was able to neutralize the attackers and detain them, said the press service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
The detainees were taken to the 19th police station in the Nasimi district. During their inspection drugs were found at them, including 19 and 14 grams of hashish. -03D04-
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