The Presnensky Court of Moscow on Wednesday extended the arrest of Sergei Glazov, who fired at the MFC in December last year. It is reported by TASS.

“The court granted the petition of the investigation and extended the preventive measure for Glazov S.Yu., accused of murdering two or more persons, attempted murder of two or more persons and illegal possession of weapons, a preventive measure in the form of detention for a period until March 7,” — Judge Olga Kiselkova announced the decisions.

It follows from the case file that the man has been registered with a psychiatrist and has been under dispensary observation since 2010. Prior to this, Glazov had not been convicted, he was not registered with a narcologist.

Earlier it was reported that the attacker on the Moscow MFC could avoid imprisonment due to a mental disorder.

On December 7, a man opened fire at an MFC in the southeast of Moscow. As a result, two people died, four more were injured - each of them required surgery. The attacker at the MFC was charged under three criminal articles.

According to media reports, during interrogation, Glazov admitted that he used weapons to protect himself from "a criminal society generated by a fictional coronavirus infection." He noted that he shot at people who were not involved in his conflict with the employees of the MFC because of the mask, believing that they "believe in the coronavirus."

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