Man faces life imprisonment for Ternopil Oblast shooting that killed two and injured four
Authorities in Ukraine's Ternopil Oblast have charged a man in connection with the Aug. 15 shooting in the village of Dobrovody that left two dead and four injured, according to a statement from the National Police on Aug. 16.
A 45-year-old man from Zhytomyr has been charged with intentional homicide after allegedly shooting and killing two people and injuring four others in the village of Dobrovody, Ternopil Oblast, on August 15, according to police. He faces life imprisonment.
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