Leningrad citizen with false rights was not stopped by a traffic police officer or a concrete block

The driver of the car sharing car, who tried to escape from the persecution, was suspected of falsifying documents. This was reported in the press service of the GU MIA of Russia in St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region.

On the night of October 10, on October Avenue in Vsevolozhsk, at the house 31/42, traffic police officers stopped a car sharing car of the Omoda C5 brand to check documents. The driver's license presented by the driver caused the inspector to doubt its authenticity. In response, the driver increased his speed and tried to escape.

Road patrol officers immediately began the chase. The driver ignored flashing lights and sirens, as well as repeated police orders to stop. Increasing speed, he sought to escape, creating danger to others.

Already at 05:00 on the highway "Vsevolozhsk - Brick factory" traffic police inspector, guided by the Federal law "On police", made a warning shot from service weapons to stop the car. After that, he shot several times at the wheels of a foreign car.

At an intersection, an 18-year-old Omoda C5 driver lost control of the car, drove off the road and crashed into a concrete block. None of the participants in the accident were injured. At the scene of the accident, a passenger was detained, but the driver fled the scene.

The man was taken to the police station, where a report was drawn up on him. Soon the driver of the foreign car was detained. A 22-year-old resident of Vsevolozhsk, who did not work, was found at his home.

The young man was detained and taken to the police station, where he admitted that he bought a driver’s license for 100 thousand rubles through an Internet messenger.

The man will have to answer not only for traffic violations, but also in a criminal case that the police opened under article for the acquisition, storage, transportation for use or sale or use of knowingly forged documents. The suspect has been detained, and police will launch an investigation to search for manufacturers and distributors of forged documents.