MMA fighter detained on Khreshchatyk in Kyiv on suspicion of causing serious injuries

In central Kyiv on Khreshchatyk, police detained a local athlete who struck a passerby. The victim sustained a severe traumatic brain injury and a fracture of the temporal bone; the attacker has been formally notified of suspicion.

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In the evening in the central part of Kyiv on Khreshchatyk Street, an altercation occurred in which one of the participants sustained serious injuries. Police detained a man who practices mixed martial arts.

Location and course of the incident

The suspect is a local resident and practices mixed martial arts

– Kyiv Police

According to law enforcement, a conflict arose between two men in the evening. One of them struck a pedestrian in the face; the victim lost consciousness and fell onto the asphalt.

The suspect struck the man in the face, causing the victim to lose consciousness and fall, sustaining severe injuries

– Kyiv Police

During a patrol, police found a man lying unconscious on the road. Medics determined that the 30-year-old victim has a severe traumatic brain injury, a brain contusion, and a fracture of the temporal bone.

Charges and consequences

Law enforcement promptly detained the attacker and provided first aid to the victim. The detainee was notified of suspicion under Part 1 of Article 121 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine — intentional grievous bodily harm.

Under this article, he faces up to eight years in prison.

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