The man who attacked the boss in the bank in Moscow, told about bullying

Konstantin Toporov, an employee accused of murdering his boss at a bank branch, said during the interrogation that he was pushed to commit the crime by bullying on the part of a woman. A video of his testimony was made available to Izvestia on September 30.

"It was. <...> They were bullying me," he said.

Toporov also pleaded guilty to the murder. In the near future, he will be taken to court for the election of a preventive measure.

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The day before, it was reported that police officers had detained a man who had fatally injured the deputy head of a bank branch in Moscow. It was clarified that the incident occurred on Avtozavodskaya Street in Moscow. A criminal case was opened into the incident under Article 105 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation ("Murder").

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