People's artist threw axe and wounded woman - Interior Ministry
Police have launched an investigation against People's Artist of Azerbaijan Agadadash Agayev.
The Interior Ministry reports that Baku resident N. Jalilov filed a statement to the police, saying that in one of the private medical institutions, where he works as a security guard, at about seven o'clock in the morning on 22 July, Agayev insulted him, threatening him with an axe.
According to Jalilov's testimony, the artist threw an axe in his direction, which hit the leg of clinic employee N. Pashayeva, causing her injury.
The Binagadi district police department is investigating the case.
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