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On the night of May 7, 2020, visitors to the Norfa shopping center on the Minsk road witnessed a strange incident. A BMW exploded in the parking lot that day, and soon a man was sitting in it sighing at top speed from the scene.
The same night, the owner of BMW was arrested, it turned out that A. Salmanovičus had been convicted many times. Since then, he has spent days behind bars.
The plan turned against the attacker himself.
Soon, the forces of order compiled a scenario for this event: that night, A. Salmanovičius met with his wife to sign divorce documents. More than once, a woman who suffered male violence and threats wanted to do everything in a public place for safety reasons. She also invited her brother’s friend to defend her if A. Salmanovičius began to behave inappropriately.
But all this did not stop him from a terrible attack. According to the indictment, A. Salmanovičius initially threatened his wife, and when he saw that she was sitting in a BMW driven by another man, he decided to clarify the relationship with him as well.
Finally, he threw an explosive at the car where his wife and his brother’s friend were sitting, but the latter reacted with lightning and threw the smoking object back into A. Salmanovich’s BMW. The attacker managed to jump out of his car just before the explosion and only by happy chance no one suffered.
Experts have found that the power of a thrown firecracker is equivalent to the detonation of a hand grenade, so it is all likely that it all resulted in human death.
Prosecutors are trying to prove to the court that the attack was an attempted murder and the destruction of property in a universally dangerous way. If the court finds A. Salmanovičius guilty, he faces a prison term of 7 to 15 years.
Details of the family drama – in closed meetings
In this case, A. Salmanovičius is accused not only of this explosion, but also of previous crimes against his wife.
Even before the fateful night, the officers had already launched an investigation into the violence of A. Salmanovičius, the threats of coping, the damage to his property, and the attempts to influence his wife not to testify before the officers.
Adding to this pile of crime is possible theft. In addition, during the search for the suspect, officials found 0.011 g of amphetamine, so you will need to answer questions about illegal drug possession.
Andrej Salmanovič
At the court hearing on Monday, the husband’s wife said she loved him very much and hoped he would get better. But those hopes were in vain.
It is true that when the media became interested in this story, the trial judge Aušra Bielskė, at the request of the victim, decided to search behind closed doors and declared that the meetings were private to protect the privacy of the people.
Only A. Salmanovičius himself categorically opposed such a decision. “Let everyone see what is happening,” he said.
Rich criminal history
The biography of A. Salmanovičius, accused of the resounding attack, is “decorated” with even more convictions. He has repeatedly pleaded guilty to robbery, theft, resisting officials and other crimes.
A decade ago, he stood out when he broke into a home with two co-workers and a stick rushed to hit the two men there. They were then both put in the trunk and taken to the forest, where they continued to be violent.
The motive for all this cynical crime is the broken windows of A. Salmanovičius’s Audi 80.
Both men taken into the forest claimed to know nothing about it, but it was not a motto for the attackers. Finally, without suffering violent violence, they agreed to pay 600 litas.
“I realized that I could only survive if I agreed to give the money, I didn’t think of any other way to escape,” one of the beaten men told police after that.
The assailants then left one of their victims naked and beaten in the woods, pushed the other into the trunk, and headed home to take the money.
The attackers did not fulfill their intentions, as they were stopped by the police on the way. At that moment, barefoot and frozen in the forest, a man went to the nearest house and asked the people who lived there to call the doctors.
For this attack, A. Salmanovičius was sentenced to 2 years in prison for self-government and illegal imprisonment.
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