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The Polish police report that the detainee will have to answer for fuel theft, public order offense, obscenity and refusal to wear a mask on the mouth and nose.
As already announced lrytas.lt, Gediminas Akelis, 30, of the Alytus Correctional Center, on March 19. he was discharged from Druskininkai Hospital, but did not return to the prison in time. Your search has been published.
After escaping for about a day, the fugitive on March 20. he was arrested in Augustow, Poland. It turned out that he was driving a stolen car in Lithuania.
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Polish police report that officials at the Audi Augustow, driven by G. Akkel, were interested in receiving a message from a service station. The driver was reported to have refueled nearly 300 zlotys (about 65 euros) with the Lithuanian car numbers and drove without paying.
Officers arriving on duty noticed the same car at an intersection near the gas station. The car was parked, without a key, there was nothing inside. As the car represented a risk to traffic safety, it was decided to take it to a guarded parking lot.
After a while, the officials received another report from another gas station. A loud and aggressive male was reported causing a stallion.
After arresting the man, officers soon recognized that he was the same suspect who had failed to pay for fuel at the gas station. The man was filmed there.
Authorities also discovered why the Lithuanian left his car right at the intersection. It turned out that he was mixing up the fuel at the service station and pouring gasoline into the diesel car. So after leaving the service station in Lithuania, the stolen Audi engine simply refused to run.
After the incident, blood tests were performed on G. Akelis to determine intoxication. Now the husband in Poland will have to answer for theft, violation of public order, obscenity and refusal to wear a mask that covers the mouth and nose. In Poland, he faces up to 5 years in prison.
And when he returns to Lithuania, he faces a penalty for escaping from prison.
According to the Department of Prisons, G. Akelis, born in 1991, according to the latest court ruling of 2020. Driving was banned for three years in December. The condemned man was to be released two months later, in 2021. on May 18.
