A Muscovite threw a mother and child out of the window of an apartment on the 16th floor, both died. The GSU of the IC in Moscow opened a criminal case.
"A criminal case has been opened into the incident in the south-east of Moscow. According to the investigation, on August 25, near a residential building located on Krasnokazarmennaya Street in Moscow, the bodies of a woman and a child with injuries characteristic of falling from a height were found. Currently, investigators of the metropolitan The Investigative Committee is working at the scene of the incident, " the department said.
It is indicated that the man, who allegedly threw a woman and a small child out of the apartment window on the 16th floor, continues to throw things down.
"It has not yet been possible to enter the apartment where the emergency occurred. The work continues," an employee of the press service of the GSU IC in Moscow told TASS.
Presumably, the man is in inadequate condition.
According to the telegram channel Shot, the incident occurred in the residential complex "Lefortovo Park" on Krasnokazarmennaya Street.
"A Muscovite who threw a woman and a baby out of a 16th-floor window locked himself in an apartment and won't let anyone in. The man stood naked on the window for a long time and threw things out of there. Now the yard in the residential complex "Lefortovo Park" is cordoned off. A criminal case has been opened, the situation is under the control of the prosecutor's office," adds TK.

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