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Chief of the Buinaksk Interior Department Major Magomedkhan Gitinov has been killed in Buinaksk on Tuesday morning
The assassin is unknown. The fatal shots were fired at 8.30 a.m. Moscow time when Major Gitinov went to a garage for his car. He was shot dead almost point blank from a Makarov pistol. Four cartridge shells have been found on the scene. The city has been searching for the criminal, Buinaksk police told Tass. Investigators believe the murder is linked with Gitinov's professional activity.
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