Djigan Denies Shooting Allegations at Home

Jigana's lawyer called the information that the musician shot at people at his country home a provocation. 'This is a provocation.'

Consensus

Djigan denied allegations of shooting people at his home.
The footage showing Djigan with a weapon was filmed during a music video shoot.
Djigan is currently in a rehabilitation center in Israel.
The story about the shooting was reported in the media and prompted a police investigation.
Djigan's lawyer, Sergey Zhoryn, called the allegations a provocation and false.
The story includes claims that Djigan threatened staff and that his children were frightened.

Djigan allegedly threatened staff, shot at people, and his children called his ex-wife Oksana Samoilova from a closet, saying they were scared. — fontanka
The story is illogical and contains contradictions, such as why no one reported the shooting to police, and why police would let Djigan leave after a violent incident. — rimao
It is unclear whether Djigan forced his children to hide in a closet or if they were hiding voluntarily. — rimao
The claim that police 'tied up' Djigan and let him go to Israel is implausible and described as 'nonsense'. — rimao
Djigan's lawyer, Zhoryn, believes the story is a 'smear' before Samoilova's interview. — rimao