Attack on DPS post in Ingushetia

An emergency occurred in the village of Kantyshevo, Nazran district. There around midnight, unknown persons allegedly fired automatic weapons at the post of the DPS «Volga-14».
As a result of the accident, a policeman was injured. He was hospitalized. The law enforcement officer was wounded in the leg, his life is not in danger. 

Police are looking for the attackers, they fled in a car in the direction of the s.p. Mayskoe Prigorodny district of North Ossetia. Three suspects reported missing. They were 21-25-year-old men: Mikail M., Amir B. and Ramazan E. The said information coincides with the data of Mikail Moshoev, Ramazan Eldiyev and Amir Bokova, about whom the search was known on March 27 from the Ministry of Internal Affairs report on Ingushetia.

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