The incident happened around two in the morning in Ostrog. The policeman was diagnosed with a closed craniocerebral injury, concussion, and bruises.
In the Rivne region on January 29, during curfew, a 54-year-old Volkswagen driver beat a policeman. It was reported by the regional police.
The incident happened around two in the morning in Ostrog. An employee of the patrol police response sector, OP No. 3, the injured.
The attacker was arrested and placed in a temporary detention center.
According to law enforcement officials, during a patrol during curfew on one of the city’s streets, the patrol crew discovered a Volkswagen Golf car. The driver not only stopped at the request of the police, but also increased his speed, ignoring the sign at the intersection prohibiting driving without stopping.
After stopping the offender, it turned out that a 54-year-old resident of the Khmelnitsky region had signs of alcohol intoxication. He refused to undergo the inspection.
When one of the inspectors was collecting administrative materials, the offender began using obscene language to another police officer and pulling his uniform.
The brawler then beat the inspector, he was diagnosed with a closed craniocerebral injury, concussion, and bruises.
A pre-trial investigation into the attack on the police was launched. In addition, six administrative materials were issued to the violator for violating traffic rules. He was informed of the suspicion of what he had done. The issue of choosing a preventive measure is decided.
The defendant faces up to 5 years in prison.
We remind you that in the Lviv region a man in a stolen car collided with a police officer.
It was previously reported that in the city of Rivne, a 38-year-old driver of a BMW X5 car was involved in an accident and fled the scene. When the patrollers intercepted him, he bumped into one of them.
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