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Hostages were taken in a bank in Tyumen
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The masked man demanded a ransom of 15 million rubles, claiming that he had a “dangerous item” in his backpack. He soon surrendered to the police.
In Tyumen, Russia, a man took Sberbank employees hostage and demanded a ransom. About it informs TASS on Wednesday, July 7.
A man in a mask, with a backpack from which wires stick out, entered the office and handed a note demanding to give him 15 million rubles.
Soon about 50 people were evacuated from a residential building in Tyumen, on the first floor of which there is a bank branch.
Later, the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation stated that two bank employees were held hostage in an office in Tyumen, and the attacker demanded money and claimed that he had a “dangerous object” in his bag.
Law enforcement officers managed to detain the invader, writes Interfax.
“According to preliminary data, as a result of negotiations, it was possible to persuade the offender to release all the hostages and surrender,” the agency’s source said.
Nobody was hurt as a result of the incident.
how clarifies Telegram channel Mash, the invader of Sberbank in Tyumen – 32-year-old Alexander Grichenko, who is registered in a mental hospital. Now he is being taken to the police station for questioning. They found nothing explosive in his backpack.
Recall that earlier a girl was released in Japan, which was held hostage for a day. Law enforcers detained the invader. The internet cafe employee is safe.
It was also reported that in China, students took the head of the college hostage… The protesters took the institution’s director hostage, fearing that their diplomas would be less valuable in the labor market after the merger with another institution.
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