Karabulak vendetta

14.06.2003 Editor

On June 11, two revengeful parties reportedly traded fire killing and injuring three members of their families.

The incident occurred at 10-11 a. m. on the road to a local market witnesses said when a car with several suspects inside pulled in the parking lot and fired at passengers in a car standing close by. The shooting resulted in three men shot down.

Prior to the incident, about 30 min. before, locals said another shooting took place nearby causing one unidentified man was injured in shooting.

City’s police department personnel arrived to the site reported one death, Derbishiev T., a local inhabitant who was killed in feud, the police said. Nevertheless, the policemen pledged the attackers would appear in court and bear full responsibility.

Malika Bagayeva, Ingushetia Caucasus Times

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