Orlovsky spoke in detail about the fight with Albanian refugees in London

“I got it in my left ear. We left the restaurant with the family. We sat from seven in the evening until three in the morning. I teach my son that girls should not be beaten, the weak must be protected. And then we go out, there are three or four Albanians, and one of them has already hit the girl, but I didn’t see it. And the son saw and told his mother, and she already told me. And when I already paid attention, he almost wrapped her braid around his fist and wanted to either plant it with his knee, or something else. I came up and asked what was the matter. One says that everything is fine, we will figure it out ourselves. He was tipsy, tipsy, of course. And the one who was standing to my left hit me in the ear. I pushed him away. Right uppercut dropped the dude who was holding the girl. A fight began. The most interesting thing is that there were policemen standing there. They intervened later. I asked them what's the matter? They answered that the refugees have a green light there, so they try not to interfere. There are areas where they don’t even go”