On the evening of March 11, a verbal conflict erupted in Ramybės Square, Kėdainiai, where a middle-aged man was found publicly demonstrating an illegally possessed revolver. The incident involved a confrontation between him and two intoxicated individuals: a man born in 2004 and a woman born in 2007, both exhibiting high blood alcohol levels. The police intervened promptly, seizing the firearm and taking the man into custody.

The suspect, who was reportedly intoxicated with a blood alcohol level of 1.43 promille at the time of the incident, was arrested and placed in a holding cell. This alarming situation has drawn public attention due to the implications surrounding gun possession and public safety, especially considering the involvement of minors in the altercation. Following the incident, the authorities have launched a preliminary investigation under Article 284 of the Criminal Code, which addresses public order violations.

This incident raises concerns about the prevalence of illegal firearms within societal contexts and the behavior of individuals under the influence of alcohol. The intersection of alcohol, youth, and weapons poses a significant challenge for law enforcement and highlights the need for stricter regulations and public awareness campaigns regarding weapon possession and alcohol consumption in public spaces.