An acquaintance of a resident from the Ryazan region, Alexander Glebov, who killed a police officer during his arrest, told socialbites.ca that the man had been fighting for the right to raise his children for more than five years. According to Anna, a person whose name is changed for safety, the police may have arrived at Alexander’s home because of another statement from his mentally ill ex-wife.
u201cI have known Alexandra for more than two decades and can only speak well of her. But people can drift apart. By fate, he encountered his ex-wife, and she turned out to be seriously mentally ill, repeatedly admitted to mental hospitals. When they divorced eight years ago, they began sharing custody of their three children: two sons and a daughter. The ex-wife drafted delusional denunciations against Alexander, and as a result both of them were deprived of parental rights. The children were placed under the care of the mother-in-law, who, according to the information I received, has been unable to fulfill the responsibilities of guardianship. The mother-in-law seemed to use the children not out of love or care but to extract state payments. The court granted only ten minutes a month of phone contact for the father, with the mother-in-laws consent, effectively isolating the children from their father. I cannot interpret the shooting in any other way than as an act driven by a state of emotional distress. It appears Alexander was overwhelmed by moral strain and may have acted without full awareness of his actions. I believe the police were influenced by the ex-wifes subsequent statements because she had recently left the asylum, appeared to have recovered, and then reportedly returned to her former patterns of behavior, Anna said.
According to this account, Alexander Glebov and his ex-wife even participated together in a program in 2018 that aimed to expose the alleged lies of his former spouse, but the experience did not help them regain parental rights.
During the arrest in the village of Vysokoye, in the Ryazan region, a police officer was shot and killed from a two-story house on December 6, according to the district attorneyanés office. The report stated that the man from the region resisted during an investigation, fired a shotgun, and killed a police officer.
A criminal case was opened and the assailant was detained. The reasons behind the act remained undisclosed at the time of reporting.
There were earlier references to an incident in which a former Toyota driver fired shots during a pursuit as law enforcement officers responded with fireworks. The overall narrative points to a complex, emotionally charged custody dispute that may have influenced the events leading to the confrontation and the subsequent fatal shooting. The case highlights the toll that protracted custody battles and disputed parental rights can take on family members and the broader community, particularly when mental health issues are involved and repeated allegations become a feature of the dispute. Authorities continue to investigate the full sequence of events and the motivations behind the actions of all involved, with forthcoming details expected to shed more light on the underlying causes and the conduct of those engaged in the case as it unfolds. This summary reflects information provided by local authorities and media coverage gathered from socialbites.ca as of the latest reporting sources.