Kievite in the subway attacked a policeman for commenting on the absence of a mask

The man sprayed a can of gasoline in the policeman’s face and then tried to stab him and the passengers on the platform with a knife.

In Kiev, at the Slavutich metro station, a man attacked a police officer in response to a comment about the absence of a mask. This was reported by the press service of the Kiev City Prosecutor’s Office on Friday, November 6.

“The Kiev local prosecutor’s office No. 7 conducts procedural guidance in criminal proceedings on the act of committing illegal actions and violence against a police officer by a 42-year-old Kiev resident,” it was reported.

The incident took place on the platform of the Slavutich station of the Kiev metro. The man entered the subway station platform without a protective mask on his face, in connection with which the policeman reprimanded him. The passenger then took out a can of gasoline and sprayed it in the police officer’s face, then attempted to inflict bodily harm on the policeman and passengers on the platform with a knife.

To arrest the offender, one of the passengers fired a warning shot with a registered traumatic pistol towards the tracks. Then the offender was arrested.

The police officer suffered bodily injuries in the form of grade I-II chemical burns to the cornea to both eyes. Now the issue of informing the offender about the suspicion and choosing a preventive measure is decided.

Remember that earlier in Kiev, a woman was kicked out of the tram. In one of the trams in Kiev, a scandal broke out over the lack of a mask on a woman. They pushed her out of the cabin with their feet and hands.

It was also reported that a fight broke out in Lviv over a mask. The retiree’s comment to the young passenger about the need to wear a mask in transportation turned into a fight.

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