A man was restrained by police after he became aggressive with his wife and a bystander and was transported to a specialized institution.
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The incident took place in the center of the capital, where a man started an argument with his wife, became aggressive and turned towards a passer-by who intervened. Police and Gendarmerie arrived to calm the situation, but the man continued to be violent, which led to his detention and transportation to a specialized institution. A criminal file was opened for disorderly conduct, as the man had a history of similar behavior.
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