Criminals from Midtown Stop 23-year-old Ukrainian citizen. The man parked a individual BMW on the site for people with disabilities. Initially, they pointed out to him about parking, but rapidly noticed that he was in a state typical of Ukrainian “war refugees” in Poland, i.e. under the influence of alcohol. He had almost a half of alcohol in his system. Interestingly, in order to avoid criminal responsibility, the Ukrainian tried to bribe officers, saying “I will pay as much as it takes to whitewash myself”. He heard charges for driving an intoxicated car.
Another Ukrainian wanted to bribe Polish police. “We aid and protect” is simply a slogan that guides policemen all day, even on a day off. Police officers frequently made hard interventions outside of the service hours, ending with the detention of various criminals. Last Saturday, a criminal from the Department for Combating economical Crime and Corruption, and a police officer from the Intelligence and Patrol Division on a day off from duty, intervened against the offender.
The driver of a individual BMW parked his vehicle illegally on a location reserved for people with disabilities. The officers immediately noticed that he was intoxicated. A 23-year-old sees him in problem trying to get back in the car and drive away. The police's flash reaction resulted in his arrest.
He continued to effort to avoid work for his conduct. He offered a midtown criminal bribe. As he stated, he has quite a few money and is able to pay any amount to “whiteen”.
Police called for a uniformed patrol to place, which transported a 23-year-old Ukrainian citizen to the Warsaw I territory Police Headquarters. A breathalyst test showed nearly a half-mil of alcohol in his body. After sobering up, he heard charges for driving an intoxicated car and for attempting to supply property in exchange for his resignation from his duties.
