On March 11, at around 21:20, a public disturbance occurred in Kėdainiai's Ramybės square when a 1978-born man was seen brandishing an illegally held revolver during a verbal conflict with a drunken woman born in 2007. The man was reported to have an alcohol level of 1.35 promille while the young woman surpassed the legal limits with a 2.11 promille reading. Local police responded promptly to the scene, confiscating the weapon and arresting the man who exhibited aggressive behavior while under the influence of alcohol.

The incident led to the initiation of a pre-trial investigation regarding violations of public order. Under Lithuanian criminal law, individuals who display defiance in public through threatening behavior or vandalism can face serious legal repercussions. The law stipulates that such acts may result in community service, fines, restricted freedom, or imprisonment of up to two years, highlighting the significant legal implications for the accused.

This event draws attention to the concerns surrounding public safety in Lithuania, especially regarding intoxicated individuals carrying weapons. As the investigation unfolds, it may raise questions about the enforcement of laws related to firearm possession and alcohol consumption in public spaces, and prompt discussions on preventing similar incidents in the future to ensure the safety and security of the community.