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The man standing near the crosswalk did not appear to be ready to cross the street, but as soon as the car entered the crossing, a buzzing noise was heard and the man fell down the street.
Similar tactics
Valdas from Kaunas is not hiding: “I had read about a similar situation on” Kaunas Day “, so I was not lost, I grabbed my husband by the hand and offered to call the police.
A couple of years ago, the newspaper wrote about a man who was staging a traffic accident. The drawing of the set designer from that time and today is very similar. In both cases, observers got the impression that a man standing near the crossing had no plan to cross the crosswalk. On the contrary, he moves away from the intersection, as if to show that he has no intention of moving.
In the oldest case, it is mentioned that the man was standing even trapped behind a tree. The last time he stopped he walked away from the intersection. According to the Road Traffic Rules (KET), when approaching a level crossing, the driver must slow down and ensure that there is no intention to cross the level crossing.
Pedestrians are also on their duties: when going through the crossing they must make sure that crossing the street is safe, look to the left. Naturally, a person who turns away, turns around, gives the impression of not being ready to cross the crossing.
It is probably also natural that, in the event of an incident at a crossing, the driver feels more guilty than a pedestrian and avoids calling the police officers due to the possible consequences.
Scared officials?
Valdas de Kaunas recounted the following sequence of events: As he drove down Avenida Vytautas towards the station, he turned onto the street of the Military Hospital. Two more cars were parked in front of the intersection. When they moved, Valdas started driving too. The speed was very low.
As he drove through the junction, Valdas heard a breath of silence and seemed to see a silhouette in the corner of his eye. The man stopped, got out of the car, and was instantly approached by a man who had just been lying in the driveway.
“You ripped my pants off,” he began to blame. Valdas groaned and asked the next driver to stop. The man driving Valdas’s car later confirmed that the man who had allegedly crossed the street had fallen, but Valdas noted that there were no traces of contact on the dusty car.
The situation also turned out to be strange because the alleged victim ran away. The guilt of the ripped pants was cooled with a plan to call the police. As already mentioned, not only is the situation itself similar to the one described a couple of years ago, but the one that falls under the car is described similarly.
Right after hearing my talk about the police, he started arguing, barely ripping my jacket to arrest myself.
According to Valdas, a Kaunas resident, the man was tall, about 185 cm tall, with lush, slightly graying hair, in his 50s, wearing a burgundy jacket, dark pants and a face mask. The man counted two years ago is also tall, only in a red jacket and, of course, without a mask.
It is not ruled out that by behaving in this way, the man could have sought to make a profit by falling near the car. Suppose a driver gets lost in a man who has been hit and is supposedly allowed not to call the police to collect.
Police work
Odeta Vaitkevičienė, spokesperson for the Kaunas Police Chief Commissariat (VPK), reported that there have recently been no reports of a possible staging of a traffic accident.
Rasa Baltaševičienė, head of the Traffic Accident Registration Division of the Kaunas LSC Highway Police Board, has told Kauno Diena that if an accident is caused intentionally, it will be an intentional criminal act.
“Accidents are often recorded without summoning police officers, but by filling in accident statements. It is not difficult to explain to police officers the staging of a traffic accident, since not only statements of witnesses, road users’ explanations but all tacit evidence when the police arrive. The scene of the accident is inspected, a scale diagram of the accident is drawn so that the circumstances of the accident and the position of the vehicles in the road in relation to stationary objects can be restored at any time, tracological traces are recorded, the vehicle and the nature of the damage, height, paint are inspected “In case of uncertainty, a technical examination of the car is assigned in accordance with the collected data, and experts from the Lithuanian Forensic Science Center, conducting an investigation using a computer program, recreate the mechan ism of the accident, “explained the official, urging professionals to evaluate the limus staging.
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