In Kyiv, patrolmen with the help of traffic traffic control system detained a driver involved in robberies and robberies — Oleksiy Beloshitsky
On Bazhana Avenue in Kyiv, a patrol crew detained a “twin” previously involved in committing robberies and robberies. This was told by the First Deputy Head of the Department of Patrol Police of Ukraine Oleksiy Biloshitsky.
Recently, the owner of a Honda Accord car contacted the patrol police, who said that back in early November, automatic cameras recorded a vehicle with the same state license plates as his car, while speeding. For this, the man received a fine. However, the owner of the vehicle noted that on this day and time he did not travel in his car. For use, he also did not transfer it to anyone. In addition, there were other external signs on the car that was captured by the cameras. This car was transferred to orientation as a “double”.
The other day on Bazhana Avenue in Kyiv, the crew of the battalion providing support to the Patrol Police Department discovered this vehicle and gave it a stop signal.
The driver ignored the request, began to run in the oncoming lane, created emergency situations and committed an accident with a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter. The police managed to stop the Honda Accord car by blocking it in one of the yards. Four men jumped out of the cabin, who rushed to run away in different directions.
The police used a table-loading firearm - two shots into the air. One of the men managed to catch up and detain one of the men.
In the interior of the Honda Accord, duplicates of state license plates and original license plates of this car (vehicle with foreign registration), as well as balaclavas and hand tools for hacking were found.
Preliminary: The detained person may be involved in committing robberies and robberies. Now all the circumstances of the incident are established by investigators.
“Effective work of patrol police and automatic fixation system. The result is another minus one “double” and the arrest of a person previously involved in committing robberies and robberies. Thank you to the patrolmen for their vigilance and excellent work. We are working further,” said Alexey Beloshitsky.
