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Boy tried to perform a trick on a balcony and got injured

The accident occurred in Brest.

A 23-year-old Brest resident, intoxicated, decided to imitate roofers' tricks and climbed out of a third-floor balcony.

His attempt to hang by his hands on the outside of the building proved unsuccessful for the young man: feeling weak, he tried to pull himself up but slipped from the window ledge and fell.

The boy landed on the lawn on straight legs. He sustained closed comminuted fractures of both heel bones, reported the State Forensic Examination Committee.

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