In Pervouralsk, a Man Previously Convicted of Murder, Wearing Wagner PMC Symbols, Chased a Teenager With a Sledgehammer at an Amusement Park

In Pervouralsk, a man previously convicted of murder, wearing Wagner PMC symbols, chased a teenager with a sledgehammer at an amusement park

The Investigative Committee has opened a hooliganism case after an attack on a 16-year-old employee of an amusement park in Pervouralsk.

According to the owner of the site, two men came with complaints about the trampolines. The conflict quickly escalated into threats and a fight. One of the visitors, bearing a Wagner PMC tattoo, threatened employees with a knife, then attacked the teenager and hit him on the head several times.

When the owner of the attractions arrived at the scene, the attacker was already running around the park with a sledgehammer and shouting that he would "smash his head in."

The teenager suffered a head injury, bruises, and temporarily lost his hearing. Because of his injuries, he missed his math exam.

According to E1, one of the participants in the conflict turned out to be a local resident with multiple previous convictions. In the past, he served a 16-year sentence for the murder of an employee of a private security company.

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