Threw bottles at teachers and damaged school property: a drunk man was detained in Rivne region
Kyiv • UNN
A drunken man walked into a school in Rivne region, got into an argument with teachers, threw bottles at staff and damaged property before being detained by a police officer present at the school.
In the Rivne region, a drunk man entered the school grounds and later entered the educational institution. After a dispute with the teachers, the man began throwing glass bottles at the staff and damaging property, UNN reports.
According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, police officer Andriy Medved was at the school at the time as part of the Ministry's Educational Security Service project. Together with a school employee, he detained the offender.
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