Mass Brawl in Anapa: New Developments in Krasnodar Krai Incident
In a shocking turn of events, police in Krasnodar Krai have detained four more suspects linked to a violent nighttime brawl that erupted in Anapa. This incident, which took place in the early hours of September 3, has now seen a total of five individuals arrested, including several security guards from the Klim café, the site of the altercation. According to reports from the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for Krasnodar Krai, police were alerted to the situation at around 3 AM when witnesses reported a group of men attacking several others.
One of the injured individuals, a young woman named Daria, shared her harrowing experience with RT. She and her friends, who work as animators at a local hotel, were leaving the café when a security guard approached them. Daria recounted that after a verbal exchange escalated, the security guards began to physically assault her and her friends. As the situation intensified, two of Daria's male colleagues attempted to intervene, leading to a chaotic brawl involving multiple people.
Daria described the aftermath, stating that her friend Nikita, a lifeguard, sustained severe injuries during the fight. By the time law enforcement arrived, the scene had calmed, and most of the participants had fled. Daria expressed frustration that the police did not review the surveillance footage available at the café during their initial investigation. The detained security guards presented a conflicting narrative, claiming that they were provoked by the women’s language, a statement that has raised further questions about the incident.
The ongoing investigation has drawn attention to previous allegations against the café's security personnel, with reports suggesting a pattern of aggressive behavior towards customers. The Investigative Committee is currently pursuing charges of hooliganism against the detained individuals, which could result in a maximum penalty of seven years in prison. As the case unfolds, it highlights the importance of accountability and safety in public spaces, particularly in popular tourist destinations like Anapa.
