Minchanin for the third time stopped behind the wheel without a license — against him opened a criminal case
For consideration in court sent a criminal case against a 46-year-old previously convicted citizen, who is accused of multiple management of the city.

A criminal case against a 46-year-old previously convicted citizen who is accused of repeatedly driving a vehicle without driver's documents has been sent to the court, the Frunze district prosecutor's office told the correspondent of the Minsk-Novosti news agency.
The photo is illustrative in nature
The accused is registered with a doctor-addict in connection with the use of prohibited substances. In April 2025, the medical advisory commission in connection with the man’s disease (drug dependence syndrome) limited him in the right to drive vehicles. With the conclusion of the Minsk citizen was acquainted under signature.
However, the defendant still continued to drive - in May 2025 and March 2026, he was twice brought to administrative responsibility, subjecting him to penalties in the form of a fine and 10 days of arrest. However, even after that, the Minsk resident did not draw the proper conclusions and was soon again stopped by the traffic police on the street. Kolesnikov at the time of driving Hyundai Palisade.
A criminal case has already been opened against the offender this time.
- The accused works as a tattoo artist, is married, has a minor child on a dependent basis, has previously been brought to criminal responsibility, has a criminal record that has not been removed and not extinguished in accordance with the procedure established by law, Igor Zhibul, deputy prosecutor of the Frunze district, said. - He is charged with committing crimes under Part 1 of Article. 317-2 of the Criminal Code (“Driving a vehicle by a person who does not have the right to drive”). The citizen admitted his guilt in full. According to experts, he needs compulsory treatment for drug addiction. A preventive measure was applied against the accused in the form of a subscription not to leave and proper conduct.



