Russian man kills three in Montenegro shooting, dies during arrest
A Russian national in Montenegro committed suicide during arrest. Russian national Mikhail Shabunin, whom the Montenegrin police suspected of triple murder at a shooting club near Danilovgrad, took his own life while being detained.
Consensus
- Mikhail Shabunin, a 30-year-old Russian citizen, is suspected of killing three people in a shooting at the Češka zbrojevka shooting range in Danilovgrad, Montenegro.
- The incident occurred on August 31.
- Shabunin fled the scene after the killings, using a stolen car and later a taxi.
- He was found in a forest near the village of Topla, in the municipality of Herceg Novi.
- During a police attempt to arrest him, Shabunin opened fire on officers and then shot himself.
- No police officers were injured during the confrontation.
- The bodies of the three victims were found at the shooting range.
- The victims were two men aged 20 and 24, and one man aged 67, all employees of the shooting range.
- Montenegro declared September 1 and 2 as days of mourning.
- The start of the school year in Danilovgrad was postponed to September 3.
- Shabunin was a resident of Perm, Russia, and had previously visited the shooting range.
Points of divergence
- The owner of the shooting range was asleep in a locked room and survived, which saved his life. — vm
- Shabunin was unable to pay the taxi fare and the driver took his passport and mobile phone. — vm
- The taxi driver took Shabunin's passport and phone and left him in the city center. — tg_bbcrussian
- Shabunin reached the bus station in Podgorica before taking a taxi to Herceg Novi. — meduza
- Shabunin traveled approximately 120 km from the scene to the Adriatic coast. — novaya_eu
- The three victims were all instructors at the shooting range. — tg_radiosvoboda
- Shabunin took several weapons and ammunition with him after the killings. — tg_moscowtimes_ru
- Shabunin returned to the weapon storage area after killing the first victim and shot the other two. — vm
- Shabunin stole several weapons and ammunition after the killings. — novaya_eu
- Shabunin was found by police at around 03:35 after midnight. — tg_bbcrussian
- Shabunin had a large reserve of ammunition remaining after the killings. — riamo
- Shabunin had been training at the shooting range multiple times before the incident. — meduza
Coverage (17 sources)
- Russian man committed suicide during arrest in Montenegro — Радио Свобода
- Russian man suspected of triple murder committed suicide during arrest in Montenegro — The Moscow Times
- Russian killed three people in Montenegro: why he shot them, where he fled, and how he committed suicide — Вечерняя Москва
- Russian man committed suicide during arrest in Montenegro — Радио Свобода
- Russian man killed three residents of Montenegro and committed suicide during attempted arrest — police — BBC News Русская служба
- Russian who shot down three residents of Montenegro found dead — РИАМО
- In Montenegro, Russian man suspected of killing three people. During arrest he opened fire on police - and took his own life — Meduza
- In Montenegro, a Russian man is being sought on suspicion of triple murder — Дождь (Telegram)
- In Montenegro, a Russian man shot three range staff and committed suicide during arrest — Новая газета Европа
- Russian man shot three people and committed suicide in Montenegro — ЭХО / Новости
- Russian man sought after shooting three people in Danilovgrad found dead after police operation... — Mash
- In Montenegro, a Russian man is being sought on suspicion of triple murder — Коммерсантъ
- Russian citizen suspected of killing three in Montenegro — Вечерняя Москва
- Russian man sought in Montenegro on suspicion of triple killing in Dancigrad shooting club. — Mash
- Russian national suspected of triple murder in Montenegro — Дождь
- In Montenegro, a Russian man is sought for suspected triple murder — Дождь (Telegram)
- Three dead found in Montenegro, police seek Russian citizen suspect — Вести
Key entities
- Montenegro
- Danilovgrad
- Mikhail Shabunin
- Russia
- Russian
- Podgorica
- Vijesti
- Petar Globarevich
- Herceg Novi
- Czech Arms Manufacturer