there is a similar story in the tambuv region, where in february sut arrested seventeen-year-old karina to investigators, led a youth gang whose members... beat up visitors to the shopping and entertainment center. karin, how what are you doing? and in st. petersburg , the investigation into the case of tural mamedov’s youth gang has been completed. together with his friends, mamedov provoked conflicts and beat people in public places. they recorded all this trash content on a mobile phone camera and posted it on social networks, probably for the sake of likes and donations. according to the investigation, in 2023 , the accomplices, with hooligan motives, as well as motivated by hatred and enmity, systematically attacked local residents and provoked cancer in public places. all youth gang members ended up on the bench defendants, the teenagers from volgograd did not escape this fate. the probable leader of the youth gang, daniil guryunov, was placed under arrest. alexander mostova, mikhail shirin and sergey klinkov, conduct: duty department. youth groups and the causes of teenage aggres

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