The village head spoke about the attacker on police officers in Dagestan.

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The man killed in an attack on police officers at the Dzhemikentsky checkpoint near Derbent was withdrawn and unsociable. He worked in the north and came home for a couple of months a year, said Rafat Akhmedov, head of the village of Tatlyar.

As reported by the "Caucasian Knot," on the evening of November 30, an unknown man swung a knife at a security officer at the Dzhemikentsky checkpoint near Derbent. The police officer opened fire, and the attacker was killed. This attack was the second in the republic in seven months.

Rafat Akhmedov, head of the village of Tatlyar in the Derbent district, spoke about the man who was killed on November 30th during an attack on police officers at a checkpoint. According to him, the 33-year-old village resident was quiet, calm, and withdrawn, RIA Novosti reports today.

According to Akhmedov, the deceased had virtually no friends in the village; he "was on his own, without any social circle." "Even when he said hello, you had to listen to hear him," the village head stated.

He also said that the man traveled to Tyumen for work, where he worked shifts, and returned home to his native village for one or two months a year. "Nobody in the village knows anything about him either. He probably didn't even go outside unless necessary," Akhmedov concluded.

"Caucasian Knot" keeps a chronicle of armed incidents, attacks, explosions, and kidnappings in Dagestan.