In St. Petersburg, law enforcement detained four individuals after a shooting incident in a shared apartment. The event took place on the 6th Krasnoarmeyskaya Street, and the four men had gathered for a party in one of the rooms of the communal living space. The night began with loud conversations and noise that drew the attention of a neighbor who later intervened to calm the disturbance.
During the dispute, a girl and a boy became involved, escalating tensions between them. The woman who lived in the apartment called in friends to help restrain the noisy guests. When the reinforcements arrived, two young men from her group confronted the loud occupants, repeatedly used pepper spray to blind them, and then fired shots with a traumatic pistol. The confrontation left the scene chaotic and dangerous for those nearby.
As a result of the shooting, a 43-year-old man was hospitalized for injuries, while the other two friends who were with him required medical care but did not need admission. The incident prompted a rapid police response and a coordinated operation aimed at locating and detaining the suspects involved in the attack.
All four detainees were taken into custody during the operation. A criminal case was opened on charges of hooliganism, and several administrative protocols were issued in connection with the incident. The investigation continues as officials seek to determine the full extent of the injuries and the motives behind the violent outbreak.
According to the source, one of the detainees had previously faced charges related to hooliganism, threats to kill, and intentional bodily harm. This background is being considered as investigators piece together the sequence of events that led to the violent confrontation in the communal living space.
Earlier reports indicated that a young girl, reportedly ten years old, was involved in a prior incident where a woman was shot during an argument with her mother. Details surrounding that case are being reviewed to understand any potential connections or recurring patterns in the individuals involved.