28 sheep were killed. The shepherd managed to avoid a car hit. The driver faces a fine of 40,200 hryvnias.
In Vorokhta in Ivano-Frankivsk, a man boarded a flock of sheep and left the scene of an accident. He was found and brought to justice. This was reported by the Ivano-Frankivsk region police.
It was mentioned that around 11pm of September 21, a message was received in the line 102 about the collision of a passenger car with a flock of sheep. Later, law enforcement officials established the conditions of the incident.
It has been reported that the 32-year-old Ford Focus car driver in the dark does not take into account the situation on the road, did not choose the safe speed of motion and hit the animals that moved to the middle part of the roadway. The car driver was checked intoxicating. He is smart.
According to the suspended police press secretary in the field of Khristin Maximchak, the driver returned to the scene after a while.
According to local media, 28 sheep were killed. The shepherd managed to avoid a car hit.
The car driver drew an administrative protocol for three articles – leaving the area of traffic accident; Violation of traffic policies, resulting in damage to vehicles, goods, roads, streets, cross -crossing, road structures or other ownership; Managing a person’s vehicle with no associated documents for the right to drive such a vehicle or they are not shown for verification, or in respect of which a temporary restriction on the right to drive vehicles) of the Code of Ukraine to administrative offenses has been established.
A person faces a fine of 40,200 hryvnias or seizures of the right to drive vehicles for five to seven years with a vehicle payment or no vehicle.
Remember that Kyiv reported suspicion of driver Mercedes-Benz, who crashed on a route bus and injured the passenger.
Earlier it was reported that in Ternopol, a 31 -year -old employee of one in the TCC district was intoxicating in a state of patrol races and encouraged some accidents.
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