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In Kherson, a woman bit a policeman so her son could run away from TCC workers

Photo: National Police of Ukraine/Facebook

The mother of a 23-year-old man bit the hand of a police officer who wanted to check citizens’ documents.

A woman in Kherson attacked a policeman and bit him. The law enforcement officer, along with the employees of the Territorial Center for Recruitment and Social Support, wanted to check her son’s documents. The press service of the regional police reported this on Facebook.

The incident took place on June 4 in the Ship district of Kherson. The police, together with representatives of the TCC and SP, took steps to document the administrative offences.

One of the men refused to provide any documents proving his identity and acted aggressively.

The mother of a 23-year-old man bit the hand of a police officer who wanted to check his documents. I took advantage of the moment, the woman’s son ran away.

The offender turned out to be a 60-year-old local resident. Proceedings have been launched in the assault on a police officer.

“We note that the man is not subject to mobilization due to his age, but his mother will now bear criminal responsibility for attacking a police officer,” the police said.

The woman bit the policeman’s hand. Photo: National Police

We remind you that in Kyiv, near the Demeevskaya metro station, a conflict occurred during the verification of documents and the identity of people who evaded the performance of military duty. One of the draft dodgers escaped.

Meanwhile, the Ukrainian Ground Forces said that most of the content on social networks depicting conflicts between the TCC and citizens was created by the enemy’s information operations units.


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Source: korrespondent

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