Imposing himself as a twin brother: in Kirov sentenced the driver
Leninsky district court found a resident of Svechinsky district guilty of attempted bribery to law enforcement officers

The incident occurred on Shchorsa street of the regional center, where traffic police stopped a car under the control of a resident of the village Svecha. During the inspection of documents, inspectors immediately noticed signs of alcohol intoxication.
To avoid administrative liability under the first part of article 12.8 of the administrative code of the Russian Federation, the violator went to fraud. The man gave the name of his twin brother and gave the police someone else’s driver’s license.
Misled DPS officers began to draw up administrative materials on an innocent relative.
However, the driver decided to go even further and tried to avoid punishment altogether. Despite the fact that the inspectors directly warned him of criminal liability for bribing officials, the man offered them money.
For a bribe, he expected to convince the police not to fix the offense, release him from the place of detention and thereby escape from trial.
To bring the criminal intent to the end of the defendant failed, as car inspectors categorically refused to take the money.
As part of the investigation of the criminal case, law enforcement officers quickly established the true identity of the driver who was driving and confirmed the fact of inclination to corruption. At the hearing, the accused admitted his guilt only partially.
Having considered the case materials, the court found the man guilty under part 3 of Article 30 and part 3 of Article 291 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation. As a punishment for attempted bribery, he was fined 300,000 rubles.
The driver was also responsible for driving. According to part 1 of article 12.8 of the administrative code of the Russian Federation, the violator was appointed an administrative fine in the amount of 45 000 rubles with deprivation of the right to drive vehicles for a period of 1 year and 6 months.
At the moment, the court verdict has not yet entered into legal force.



