Social networks spread the news about the alleged beating of a “German volunteer” by TCC employees; Law enforcement officials commented on the situation.
Telegram channels spread information about the alleged beating of a “German volunteer” by TCC employees in the Chernivtsi region. The police have identified all the details of this incident. Chernivtsi regional TCC and joint venture and patrol police of Chernivtsi region reported it on Facebook pages.
According to social networks, the incident began when employees of the military registration and enlistment office stopped a truck at a checkpoint where a Ukrainian and three German volunteers “returned to the eastern regions, where they distributed humanitarian aid.” The Ukrainian attracted the attention of TCC employees, and they allegedly began to pressure him. A German intervened in the situation – “they sprayed him in the eyes, beat him and left him unconscious.”
Chernivtsi Regional TCC and SP assure that the information about the alleged beating of a German citizen is false, and they assure that they did not take “any illegal action against a foreign volunteer.”
The police revealed the details of the incident. Around six o’clock in the morning, they stopped a Mercedes car. Upon examination of the document, it appeared that the driver was a citizen of another country, and the passenger was wanted for evading mobilization. The man refused to go to the military registration and enlistment office.
Another Mercedes car stopped at the inspection site, where two foreign nationals got out and began “obstructing the actions of the police.”
“The inspectors explained what was happening and reported that they were interfering with the actions of the policemen began to act aggressively and did not respond to the comments. The patrolmen used tear gas and handcuffs on him and detained him,” the police added. .
An administrative protocol was created in relation to the foreigner Malicious disobedience of a lawful order of a police officer (Article 185 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). Law enforcement officers noticed that the man had become ill and they called doctors and “placed him in a stable side position.”
An ambulance arrived minutes later and took the man to the hospital, where he was evaluated and later released.
The passenger was taken to the TCC. A report was made against him under the article Violation of defense law, preparation for mobilization and mobilization (Part 3 of Article 210-1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).
The leadership of the patrol police department in the Chernivtsi region will carefully examine the circumstances of the incident. An official investigation has been initiated.
We remind you that the head of the TCC district is imprisoned in Ternopil.
Source: korrespondent
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