A crowd of teenagers staged raids on stores in Yekaterinburg.

      In Yekaterinburg, a group of teenagers staged a series of raids on stores and had a conflict with the security of a residential complex. According to preliminary data, about a hundred minors were involved in the incident.

      As reported by "Channel 4," the teenagers initially gathered near the unfinished "Prisma" facility, but were unable to get inside and then went for a walk in the Railway District of the city.

      According to the participants of the incident, they entered stores in groups of about 20 people and took items from the shelves. Among the stolen goods were energy drinks, watermelons, and other products. Preliminary reports indicate that five retail outlets were affected by the actions of the teenagers. The participants themselves claimed that they allegedly took 11 watermelons worth about 50,000 rubles in total.

      After that, the group of teenagers headed to one of the residential complexes. According to eyewitnesses, they entered the entrance and began to provoke the security guard. The man tried to stop their actions, but during the conflict, the teenagers used pepper spray.

      The participants filmed their actions on video: laughter, profanity, and comments about what was happening can be heard in the footage.

      The press service of the Investigative Committee of Russia for the Sverdlovsk region reported that employees of the territorial department of the agency, together with the police, are establishing all the circumstances of the incident.