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At approximately 1 o’clock at night, a 39-year-old man came to Upės Street by bicycle and began writing on the street.
An LNK journalist visiting the site wondered how Prime Minister S. Skvernelis’s protection could see the man through the trees.
After arresting the polluter, S. Skvernel’s protection turned him over to the summoned police, and officers took the man to the police station. It turned out that the man was not just a hooligan, but a former adviser to top officials.
Gediminas Vaitkevičius studied at the University of Oxford, was an adviser to President D. Grybauskaitė, then Minister of Transport and Communications R. Masiul.
S. Skvernelis learned of the offensive street inscriptions from the security guard. The Prime Minister is unwilling to talk about it.
“Ask the police now,” the prime minister told reporters at Seimas.
“Of course (I know, aut. P.), I think these are violations of the law,” the prime minister said little.
G. Vaitkevičius, who was detained due to the described street inhabited by S. Skvernelis, remained with the police for several hours. Then he was released home. The police could not immediately decide what responsibility to apply to the former adviser to D. Grybauskaitė and R. Masiulis.
Vilnius District Police Chief Arvydas Sinis told LNK News that the circumstances of the incident are currently being clarified.
“The circumstances are being clarified, we have up to 10 days to do so. And then a procedural decision will be made, either by opening a pre-trial investigation or by refusing to do so. And, consequently, by refusing to initiate a pre-trial investigation. , a person can be considered administratively responsible, ”he assured.
Due to the contaminated street, the necessary specialists were contacted since the cleaning, and the latter tried to clean the notes as much as possible. However, it was not that simple, it is still possible to read what was written.
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