The troublemaker from the computer club was sent to a hospital bed.

      In Kirov, a crew from the National Guard's private security responded to an "Alarm" signal from a computer club located on Lenin Street. The call came in at half past four in the morning — the establishment's administrator was unable to handle an aggressive visitor on his own.

      Upon arrival, the National Guardsmen found a 38-year-old man who, according to the staff, was in an inadequate state. The visitor was using foul language, behaving provocatively, and disturbing others from playing computer games. He did not respond to repeated requests to calm down and leave the premises.

      The private security officers called an ambulance. Medics examined the troublemaker and suspected him of being under the influence of drugs — the man was promptly hospitalized. In the club itself, thanks to the timely pressing of the emergency call button, serious consequences were avoided.