Border guards stopped a jeep of smugglers with shooting/Photo GNSU In Bukovina, border guards stopped a jeep of smugglers with shots. However, the offenders were able to escape, leaving the car with things. GNSU employees released a video from the place where the car was found.
Currently, law enforcement officers are looking for fugitive smugglers.
The border guards asked to stop the foreign registration of a Mitsubishi Pajero car to check it. However, the driver did not respond to such a request and together with the accomplice began to run away.
The border guards fired preemptive shots, but this did not make the offenders stop. After some time, the smugglers managed to escape from persecution, but they had to leave the car.
On the outskirts of the village of Krasnoilsk, border guards found a carcontaining packets of cigarettes. He was handed over to the colleagues of the National Police.
Video of how law enforcement officers found the abandoned car of smugglers:
Offences in Ukraine: latest news
- On May 22, a collaborator mayor who helped the occupiers in the Kyiv region was arrested. If he is proven guilty, he can be imprisoned for a term of 12 to 15 years.
- On May 17, two people were carrying undeclared currency in a BMW to Romania. The amount was more than 33 million hryvnia. The men were arrested. They face a fine in the amount of 100 percent of the value of the seized funds.
- On May 16, police detained two IT collaborators in Kyiv. In the period from March to May 2022, they ensured the functioning of the software for the occupiers. For the committed crime, they are threatened with imprisonment for a term of three to five years.
- On May 11, police officers of the Ivano-Frankivsk region detained a thief in law with the nickname Mamuka. He is suspected of sabotage and cooperation with the invaders.
- On May 6, a drunk driver caused an accident near the railway station in Kyiv. He was found to have 5 ppm of alcohol in his blood. A report was made against the driver. Fortunately, no one was hurt.
- On May 5, in the Lviv region, SBU officers detained former LOG official Roman Matis and Yevhen Shpitko, editor-in-chief of Mind.UA. They are accused of embezzling humanitarian aid.
