In Veliky Novgorod, the man did not show the police documents and received a week of arrest
The Novgorod district court sent under a week-long administrative arrest a man who refused to show the police documents. Instead, he pushed the law enforcement officer and grabbed him for his uniform, the press service of the courts of the region reported.
The Novgorod district court sent under a week-long administrative arrest a man who refused to show the police documents. Instead, he pushed the law enforcement officer and grabbed him for his uniform, the press service of the courts of the region reported.
The incident occurred on October 22 at Kozmodemyanskaya Street. A police officer who monitored the order in the city asked O. I. Urolov to present documents to check the legality of his stay in Russia. Instead, the man resisted and tried to escape.
At the trial, the offender fully admitted his guilt, which counted him as a mitigating circumstance. The judges found no aggravating factors. As a result, Urolov was found guilty of disobeying the lawful request of a police officer and sentenced to 7 days of administrative arrest. The court decision has not yet entered into force.
