The details of the accident are being investigated by the State Bureau of Investigation. According to media reports, the head of the Makarovsky District Court, Aleksey Tandyr, was driving the car while drunk.
The State Bureau of Investigation is investigating the circumstances of a traffic accident involving the chairman of one of the district courts of the Kyiv region, which happened at a checkpoint in Kyiv. The press service of the department reported this on May 26.
“According to preliminary information, on May 26, around midnight, a judge driving a car hit a soldier of the National Guard of Ukraine. As a result of an accident, the National Guardsman died on the spot from his injuries, ” said the SBI.
The judge is said to have been arrested. He refused to perform an examination of the state of intoxication in a health care institution.
“Procedural steps are being taken to forcibly obtain biological samples from the judge. The necessary forensic examinations have been assigned,” the Bureau said.
A pre-trial investigation is launched into a violation of traffic safety rules or the operation of transport by people in a state of alcohol, narcotics or other intoxication, if they caused the death of the victim (part 3 of article 286-1 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine).
The penalty of the article provides imprisonment for up to ten years.
According to media reports, we are talking about the head of the Makarovsky District Court, Alexei Tandyr.
Recall that the head of the Kharkiv Administrative Court, Olga Panchenko, joined the Armed Forces of Ukraine after receiving a bribery conviction.
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Source: korrespondent
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