In Belovo, located in the Kemerovo region, law enforcement officers detained a suspect accused of damaging two passenger buses. This information comes from an official telegram update issued by the regional Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia.
Officials said a local passenger company worker contacted the duty station to report a disruptive man at the last stop who was instigating conflicts with passengers and staff. Police arrived on the scene and detained a 42-year-old man who displayed signs of intoxication.
The suspect reportedly arrived at the stop and demanded that a bus be dispatched. Upon discovering the schedule was on time, the man began shouting curses and issuing threats toward passengers. In the ensuing disturbance, two buses were damaged. The event attracted public attention under the banner of the so-called “Typical Belovo” street reputation, with the man clashing with passengers and the conductor.
The detainee was fined 1,000 rubles for hooliganism, as reported by authorities.
Separately, a separate report from Ingushetia notes that police officers are under investigation for alleged drug planting during a traffic stop. A criminal case was opened under the relevant provisions of the Criminal Code, including illegal actions by officials in the course of a suspected conspiracy and illegal possession of narcotics, triggering an internal review of procedures and accountability measures.
In another incident in the Moscow region, two migrants were reported to have assaulted a retiree who was guiding them around.