In Lyubertsy, a 48-year-old social worker-entrepreneur faced serious accusations after a clash involving his partner and a subordinate. Life reports this incident, citing the Telegram channel Shot as the source.
The incident reportedly occurred on November 20 at the home of a retiree whom the couple cared for. An argument escalated between the man and the woman, and the woman allegedly struck the man in the stomach with a kitchen knife. Despite urgent efforts, medical responders could not save the victim.
The woman contacted the police and claimed she had found her coworker in a distressed state and that the apartment door had been left open. According to Shot, the pensioner under care did not fully comprehend what was happening and could not provide an explanation.
Law enforcement soon connected the woman to the crime and detained her. A criminal case has been opened, and she now faces a potential prison sentence of up to 15 years. This case highlights how quickly an intimate disagreement can turn into a grave criminal act and how investigators pursue accompanying evidence in sensitive care settings.
Earlier, a separate incident was reported involving a girl from the Sverdlovsk region who allegedly fled from a roommate after being attacked, leaping from a third-floor window. This case underscores ongoing concerns about personal safety and the vulnerability of individuals living with others who are supposed to provide support or supervision. The authorities continue to investigate both events, and families and caregivers are reminded of the critical importance of clear communication, safe living arrangements, and prompt reporting when danger is suspected.