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In Ternopil, on 5 November, an armed man locked a store manager in a staff office. Subsequently, two shots were fired from the premises. Police conducted a special operation to apprehend the attacker, who was caught.
The incident was reported around 11:00, after which law enforcement arrived at the scene. According to the police of Ternopil region, an unknown man locked the store manager in a staff office, after which two shots were fired from there.
Police and all necessary specialized services are currently working at the scene. Law enforcement officers took urgent measures to detain the man and ensure the safety of people nearby.
“We ask citizens not to approach the scene and to follow the police orders,” reads the police statement.
What exact weapon the attacker used, whether the store manager was injured, and who he is, the police have not clarified. Details about the manager’s condition and the attacker’s motives are not being disclosed at this time.
The attacker was detained.
Local media around 12:00 reported that the attacker was detained. Officially, the police did not comment on this information.
Earlier, Informator reported that in Zakarpattia a man opened fire at a military recruitment office, resulting in two deaths — the shooting at the military enlistment office in Zakarpattia was investigated as a particularly grave crime. We also wrote about a shooting at patrol officers in central Kropyvnytskyi, where the attacker turned out to be a former serviceman — the attacker was a former serviceman, and the police announced what punishment he faces. Additionally, Informator reported about a shooting near a venue in central Dnipro, where police detained two men, and several people were injured — police detained two men immediately after the incident.
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