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On Pervomayskaya Lipskan blocked the entrance to the courtyard

In Lipetsk, residents reported a conflict with the driver on Pervomaiskaya street, 65

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On Pervomayskaya Lipskan blocked the entrance to the courtyard

In Lipetsk, residents reported a conflict with the driver on the street Pervomaiskaya, 65. The publication appeared in the channel “Lipetsk No. 1”.

According to the author, the car completely blocked the entrance to the yard. The driver, according to the subscriber, reacted aggressively to the comments, then went into the entrance and shouted loudly. The author also suggested that the man could be drunk, but this can not be confirmed by published information.

An ambulance arrived at the house later. According to an eyewitness, the brigade could not get into the yard because of the blocked passage.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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