The car wash worker died after the attack (Picture: CEN)

A BMW driver killed a car wash worker with a single punch because he wasn’t cleaning his car fast enough.

CCTV footage caught the motorist driving into the 24-hour car wash in Stupino, near Moscow, in the early hours of the morning, at 3.30am.

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The exhausted employees were attempting to clean his car, when he started throwing punches at both of them in an attempt to make them work faster.

One of the men – a 39-year-old migrant worker – fell onto his back and cracked his head on the floor.


He was rushed to hospital in a coma, but died soon afterwards from serious head injuries, police said.

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The other man also suffered injuries, but they were not considered life-threatening.



Police have not named the attacker but they reportedly quickly detained him.

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He confessed to the crime in a further video released by police, in which he also admitted having a previous conviction for burglary.

‘What have you just done?’ the policeman asks the attacker, to which he replies: ‘I hit a man.’

The officer then asks, ‘What happened to the man?’ and the attacker replies: ‘He died.’