A more detailed story, about the kneading at the entrance in Zelenye Gorki, according to the tenant:

Hello, about what happened at 3.00 a.m., they started knocking at my apartment, looking through the peephole, I saw this young guy who knocked on all apartments shouting what the addicts sprayed pepper gas.

I didn't open it right away, but then I saw a girl run away from the upper floors and then someone else, I thought that a fire had started on the upper floors and people were running downstairs, I went to the staircase, but there was no smell of smoke, but I felt a burning sensation in eyes, nose and mouth.

At that moment, this guy ran to the door, shouting that drug addicts sprayed pepper spray, and call the police, before closing the door he threw something into the apartment, I thought it was a phone and threw it back out the door and only then I noticed that it was pepper spray, at 3.22 I called the police (according to the video, it was at this moment that the guy attacked the girl.).

Since I opened the door, the gas got into the apartment and my wife and children began to choke at home (one of whom is 4 years old).

The Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office released body camera and surveillance video from the Nov. 26 incident in the North Valley in which a deputy shot and killed 18-year-old Elijah Riche armed with an “AR-15 style pistol” and carrying a backpack full of guns. The incident unfolded after BCSO says Riche crashed a red SUV into other cars at the intersection of Edith and Montaño around 2 p.m. on November 26, 2021, the day after Thanksgiving. One deputy followed the suspect south on Edith for about a quarter of a mile, until Riche crashed into a fence at Edith and Nikanda. The suspect gets out of the vehicle, runs about 10 feet down from the vehicle, he stops, turns back around and arms himself with weapons from the vehicle, then starts running again. In the body cam video, another responding deputy, Ronald Perez, noticed Riche was armed with an AR-15 pistol and asked him multiple times to put it down. Riche turned back, and continued running toward other deputies with the gun still in hand. That’s when deputy Perez shot him one time. Riche was taken to the hospital, but did not survive his injuries. BCSO found four other guns in Riche's car and backpack at the scene. BCSO said Riche had no criminal history as an adult but has a juvenile record.