Two Turkish citizens robbed in Moscow

Two entrants from Kyrgyzstan have robbed two Turkish citizens in Moscow, a policeman told Interfax agency Thursday. 

A Turkish citizen has registered a complaint to the police about the robbery of $200, two mobile telephones and gold jewelry.

According to the complaint, two Turkish citizens, relatives (father and son) were attacked on September 3 by two unknown men. The men smashed a glass bottle in the head of a man, then beat them both and robbed.

“The total damage is equal to 32,000 rubles. On the same day when a Turkish citizen registered the complaint, policemen detained two citizens of Kyrgyzstan (born in 1971 and 1974) on the Molodogvardeyskaya Street. A criminal case under Article 162 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation is suited,” police spokesperson told media.