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On the night of January 15, Kaunas resident Ričardas Pūkas shared a post on the Facebook group “Where are the police in Kaunas?”: “Are we switching to rights? Designed for the 12-day night pilot of BMW Kaunas Lagoon. Place: Lithuanian Federation of Motor Boats ”.
He posted the footage along with a photo of a broken BMW mirror at the scene and a damaged fence.
Photo by Richard Pooh / BMW mirror found at scene
It turned out that late on the night of January 12, an uncontrolled BMW entered the fence surrounding the territory of the Lithuanian Federation of Motor Boats on T.Masiulio Street in Kaunas. Soon R. Pūkas also posted a video of this traffic accident on social media, and a video surveillance camera belonging to him was recorded.
VIDEO: BMW flight to the fence of the Lithuanian Motor Boat Federation and departure
The video revealed more details of the incident: A BMW car came to the rescue after 20 minutes after BMW fell into a ditch and damaged the fence. He stopped the BMW on the road, but in doing so he further damaged the fence.
At the end of the rescue operation, the youths sat in cars and left the scene without informing the police, apparently without even promising to compensate for the damage caused.
The incident has sparked a heated debate on the internet.
“But it’s a good deb ****, it can’t be stretched normally, you see, you can pull it to the end of the fence,” one of the commentators on R. Plūkas’s recording was surprised.
There were those who envied such loyal and hasty friends.
“Driving through the field, I saw how this car was in the ditch, I thought the man was honest. But it turns out that 112 was needed to report, ”said another commenter.
“Some people need to learn to take responsibility for their actions. Make a mistake – call 112, complete the statement and continue calmly. And here for sure frankly, the next time a person is hit and runs away again ***. We are going to sit better without rights, have free time to think, “said another.
“I don’t want to pretend to be some kind of ‘light iron’ here, but I have to answer for damaged property. Human factors must work and come (BMW driver – car. Past). Okay. No need to deprive those rights, ”said another commenter.
R. Pūkas said that the perpetrators had enough time from the 12th to come and compensate for the damage caused to the Lithuanian Federation of Motor Boats, but they did not.
“The cameras have filmed, they will find … You can already verify the epic, perhaps the fine is already there,” said another Internet user.
Many objected to this, believing that it was difficult to see BMW’s license plate numbers, so the culprit is likely not caught, and if he is, it will be difficult to prove that his BMW hit the fence. R. Pukas later recalled that there is not a single video surveillance camera in that place.
The author of the video is R.Pūkas 15 minutes claimed that the BMW Golf MK3 (all-wheel drive) was in a hurry to retire. Auxiliary vehicle numbers are already set.
“Snow games” – “drift” as the cause of the traffic accident, noted R. Pooh, assuring that the damaged fence was built last summer.
15 minutes he got in touch with the president of the Lithuanian Federation of Motor Boats, Edgars Riabko, an F2 formula aquatic pilot who has won several gold medals in the European F2 Championship for our country. According to him, on January 15 it was observed that the fence was damaged.
Photo from personal archive / Edgar Riabko
Asm. album photo / Edgar Riabko in Norway
According to the head of the Lithuanian Federation of Motor Boats, after checking the video surveillance cameras, it became clear that the incident took place 3 days ago, on January 12 at 10:30 pm, a young uncontrolled BMW crashed into the close.
According to E. Riabko, “Golf”, which pulled BMW out of the gutter and at the same time further damaged the fence, is considered an accomplice. Information about both participants in the incident was relayed to the police on January 15. A total of about 20 meters of fence was damaged.
“A statement was filed yesterday to find and pay damages. BMW and Golf drivers wanted”, on January 16 15 minutes E. Riabko said, noting that the Lithuanian Federation of Motor Boats suffered 2,000 euros in damages as a result of this event.
According to the Code of Administrative Offenses, removal from the place of an accident in which the driver is involved in violation of the Road Traffic Regulations, when the damage exceeds fifteen fines and basic sanctions, imposes a fine of 1,100 drivers to 2,000 euros and to people not authorized to drive vehicles. – between 2000 EUR and 2600 EUR.
Drivers can be deprived of their right to drive for a period of 1 to 3 years and unauthorized persons can be confiscated.
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