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2020 August 22 around 7 pm 30 minutes. The peace of the Šalčininkai city park visitors was disturbed by the sound of screeching tires and increased engine speed. The people in the park turned into an illegal race decided by the young drivers of two BMW cars near the park.
One of the car drivers, completely ignoring other road users and ignoring the rules of the road, drove into the oncoming lane of traffic, stopped on the road for no reason, leveled with another car at his right and they both suddenly decided to check who. the car was more powerful.
They were not interested at all that it is the city center, a park with many pedestrians and other road users.
People in the park were stunned by the images they saw: the “roosters of the road” ignored the rules of the law and showed their uniqueness to others. Soon, the mood of the “various eagles” “fell apart”: their hooligan driving was captured by private patrols in the Šalčininkai district. officers of the police station.
When road hooligans were stopped, their courage immediately disappeared – they couldn’t explain their road hooligan behavior.
Upon learning that they face hefty fines and lengthy specs. deprivation of the right to drive vehicles, they actively complained in every possible way about the actions of police officers, several court hearings were held.
S. meter. May 25 the appeal of the Vilnius Regional Court judge did not satisfy his complaint, pointing out that driving in the opposite lane on a hill where there is little visibility, where there are two schools, a park, a footpath, people passing on the street, it is incompatible with the requirements of the Traffic Regulations and is undoubtedly dangerous.
A fine of 500 euros was imposed for hooligan driving and disqualification from driving for 12 months.
The police received positive feedback from residents and, according to them, “road eagles” were observed riding electric scooters in Šalčininkai.
The police hope that the population will understand and ask to be registered and notified immediately to the police emergency number 112 every time a violation of the TFE is observed (the police will react and assess violations of the law and apply sanctions in principle).
Police officers thank the civilian population for the information provided and request more active cooperation with the police.
