Moscow Multifunctional Center shooting

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Moscow Multifunctional Center Shooting
Location Moscow, Russia
Coordinates 55°42′05″N37°41′54″E / 55.70139°N 37.69833°E / 55.70139; 37.69833
Date7 December 2021
Attack type
Mass shooting
Deaths2
Injured4
PerpetratorSergei Glazov
MotiveArgument with MFC employees [1]

On 7 December 2021, a mass shooting took place in the Moscow Multifunctional Center in Moscow, Russia. 2 were killed and 4 more were injured. The perpetrator was identified as 45-year-old Sergei Glazov, who had previously served in the Federal Security Service.

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Shooting

The killer came into conflict with the staff at the MFC in southeastern Moscow after refusing to wear a mask. The employees, in turn, refused to provide him with MFC services. The attacker then first went up to the Zhilishchnik State Budgetary Institution with a pistol and fired at one of the employees. Then, going down from the third floor, he managed to shoot at and kill a security guard. On the way, he came across two more visitors, and he began to shoot at the man with the child. Glazov tried to flee after the alarms went off, but he was detained. In total, two people were killed, and four were injured, including a 10-year-old girl. [2] [3] [4]

Aftermath

Sergei Glazov was charged for murder of two or more persons, attempted murder and illegal possession of weapons. A psychiatric examination of Glazov was appointed.

The 10-year-old victim underwent surgery after the attack. The four wounded are being treated in Morozov Hospital.

The police officer who neutralized and detained the perpetrator, Georgy Domolaev, was awarded for his actions. [5]

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References

  1. ""Shooting in the Moscow MFC: what the suspect told about himself and his deed"". BBC News Русская Служба.
  2. "The shooting in the Moscow MFC killed two, injured four, including a schoolgirl". 1tv.ru.
  3. "A visitor opened fire at the MFC in the southeast of Moscow (rus)". vesti.ru.
  4. "The shooting in the Moscow MFC was opened by a former serviceman". vesti.ru.
  5. "The shooting in the Moscow MFC killed two, injured four, including a schoolgirl". 1tv.ru.

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