Bulgaria: Former MP Has Been Arrested for Turning off the Power at a Subway Station
The director of the Capital Directorate of Interior Georgi Hadjiev gave information about yesterday's power outage in the subway.
Two bodies were found in an apartment in Kazanlak. Death occurred last night.
There were bottles on the table next to them, indicating that a large amount of alcohol had been consumed.
It is said to be a double murder. The bodies are of men aged 35 and 45. There is no evidence that the two are criminally exposed
According to media reports, the landlord went to visit his tenant and the two began to drink. At 9:30 pm, they ordered a taxi driver to bring alcohol to their home - a service offered in Kazanlak. They continued to drink and at midnight tried again to order alcohol in the same way, but without success.
In addition to alcohol, a telephone was found on the table in the room where the two bodies were found, from where an attempt was made to contact 112. Neighbors testified to a loud noise from the apartment in question, later in the night. When the first police officers arrived on the scene, the door of the apartment was locked and they broke it down. They were prevented from entering the apartment by a large dog inside. He was taken to a shelter.
The initial version is that the two dead inflicted deadly blows on each other with a weapon.
The director of the Capital Directorate of Interior Georgi Hadjiev gave information about yesterday's power outage in the subway.
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