A court in Russia's southwestern city of Belgorod has imposed a sentence of life in prison on a man who killed six people in a shooting rampage in April.
Sergei Pomazun, 31, was found guilty of the murders and sentenced on August 23.
Pomazun shot dead three employees of a hunting store in Belgorod.
He stole at least one weapon and some ammunition and fatally shot two teenage girls as he left the store.
He then got into a car, drove onto the sidewalk, and shot dead another passer-by.
Police captured him two days later.
Pomazun resisted arrest, severely wounding a police officer with a knife.
He pleaded guilty to the charges and asked the court to impose a 25-year prison sentence.
His lawyer says he will appeal the life term.
Sergei Pomazun, 31, was found guilty of the murders and sentenced on August 23.
Pomazun shot dead three employees of a hunting store in Belgorod.
He stole at least one weapon and some ammunition and fatally shot two teenage girls as he left the store.
He then got into a car, drove onto the sidewalk, and shot dead another passer-by.
Police captured him two days later.
Pomazun resisted arrest, severely wounding a police officer with a knife.
He pleaded guilty to the charges and asked the court to impose a 25-year prison sentence.
His lawyer says he will appeal the life term.
