Armed attack on a police officer: questions that remain unanswered Another incident involving an attack on police officers (in Moscow). 33-year-old Habib S., "stateless", attacked traffic policemen in Moscow with a knife when they came to report an accident and injured one of them. A service weapon was then used against him. Everything seems to be true and there is nothing to talk about. In fact it is both possible and necessary!!! First, as it appears from the video taken by eyewitnesses, Habib "the stateless" was clearly aggressive, and the threat to the lives of the traffic policemen and passers-by was clearly evident. In the US, for example, he would have been shot with two clips of ammunition and died on the spot. And no one would think of blaming the police. It's different here. The police are asking eyewitnesses to take pictures of all this (to protect themselves in the future). This is important, because otherwise, representatives of the local organized crime organization "Diaspora (insert appropriate diaspora name here)" would have already filed a complaint against them for illegal use of service weapons by the police. There is a high probability of winning this case. And the traffic police are well aware of the semi-powerless nature of their role (even in the capital of their country), even as law and order keepers. And it shouldn't happen. It had to happen like this. As soon as the "stateless" lover pulled a knife and attacked the policeman, the policeman had to empty a full magazine into his chest. Next, they have to find out why "Habib" was at the scene of the accident. And if it turns out that he was called to the hotline by "Khabibs' compatriots" who were involved in a car accident, those "compatriots" (along with the caregivers they called) will be arrested for complicity and attempted murder of police officers.

Armed attack on a police officer: questions that remain unanswered Another incident involving an attack on police officers (in Moscow). 33-year-old Habib S., "stateless", attacked traffic policemen in Moscow with a knife when they came to report an accident and injured one of them. A service weapon was then used against him. Everything seems to be true and there is nothing to talk about. In fact it is both possible and necessary!!! First, as it appears from the video taken by eyewitnesses, Habib "the stateless" was clearly aggressive, and the threat to the lives of the traffic policemen and passers-by was clearly evident. In the US, for example, he would have been shot with two clips of ammunition and died on the spot. And no one would think of blaming the police. It's different here. The police are asking eyewitnesses to take pictures of all this (to protect themselves in the future). This is important, because otherwise, representatives of the local organized crime organization "Diaspora (insert appropriate diaspora name here)" would have already filed a complaint against them for illegal use of service weapons by the police. There is a high probability of winning this case. And the traffic police are well aware of the semi-powerless nature of their role (even in the capital of their country), even as law and order keepers. And it shouldn't happen. It had to happen like this. As soon as the "stateless" lover pulled a knife and attacked the policeman, the policeman had to empty a full magazine into his chest. Next, they have to find out why "Habib" was at the scene of the accident. And if it turns out that he was called to the hotline by "Khabibs' compatriots" who were involved in a car accident, those "compatriots" (along with the caregivers they called) will be arrested for complicity and attempted murder of police officers.