Handed his ear and broke his nose: in the cultural capital of the Russian Federation the Russian beat the chessboard judge
The fight happened at the Petrovskaya Tour Club, where 64-year-old administrator and judge Sergey Dejakin has been working for many years. According to the media, in the evening of July 19, a man was delayed at work for unknown reasons and stopped responding to his relatives. In the morning, his body was found in a puddle of blood the next day. Nearby, the attacker left a bloody chessboard made of wood.
According to the Russian media, the victim was diagnosed with traumatic brain injury, a concussion, a fracture of the nose, as well as cut wounds on the face and head. In addition, the unknown to the victim of his ear. He found out in the hospital that Dejakin had partially lost his memory and did not remember the fight. Violence at the chess club has given rise to several versions of events. One of the Russian media reported three victims - the judge, as well as the guard and administrator.
According to this assumption, the fight began during the tournament. The participant allegedly did not restrain the aggression, and was detained by police. According to another version, only the judge was injured from the attack, and the investigation suspects the director of the club. "It is only known that the condition of Sergei Grigorovich is evaluated as a severe. On July 24, the Inspectorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs commented the incident in a chess club.
According to the investigation, the judge was brutally beaten by an unnamed colleague. "During the inspection, it was found that on the eve of the evening in the club, after a joint drinking of alcohol between the victim and his colleague there was a conflict, during which the latter caused multiple injuries to his opponent," the press service said. The department noted that the police had initiated a criminal case and detained the suspect.