As soon as the police measure was launched, the officers had to catch a malicious offender – a man driving a Honda did not stop for inspection on Pelesa Street. According to preliminary data, the driver who passed the policeman did not stop even when the officers caught up with him in a police car.
The fugitive drove about a kilometer until he was finally caught in the yard of the apartment building.
It is said that the man driving the Honda did not have a driver’s license and had never obtained one.
During the joint raid, the border guards had a lot of work – even seven foreigners who did not have residence permits in Lithuania were caught.
The first person to make money was a Tajik citizen driving a Toyota, he was caught by the authorities on Dzūki Street.
At around 11:30 p.m., just after the start of the inspection on V. Kudirka Street, two Uzbeks were caught. Both foreigners stayed in Lithuania too long. Not long after, another of their compatriots was arrested for the same.
An Indian citizen also made a living on the same street, he was also without a residence permit in Lithuania.
A Kyrgyz and an Azerbaijani joined the captured migrants. All of them drove the same brand of car – Toyota Prius.
Illegally worked as couriers
During the raid, not a single person who used transportation services had to continue their journey either with another vehicle or on foot, because the officials caught foreigners working illegally.
The first person to earn money was an Azerbaijani citizen – a man driving a Toyota car turned out to be unable to work as a driver in Lithuania, because he received a residence permit in Slovakia, not Lithuania. The offender had to release his passenger on Dzūki Street.
V. Kudirka st. an Uzbek was caught, he was transporting people and making money using a foreign account. For the same reason, an Azerbaijani and a Sakartan were caught, all men were driving Toyota Prius cars.
Citizens were punished for these violations by employees of the Vilnius city municipality.
On V. Kudirka Street, several drunken drivers were also caught by the officers. A young woman driving a Bolt company Peugeot made a profit when she blew 0.15 and 0.22 percent into the breathalyzer during the check. drunkenness Although the lady was found to be slightly drunk, she was still fined because she did not yet have two years of driving experience.
Very soon, the driver of the BMW said goodbye to his driver’s license – the man was found to be slightly drunk (0.72 and 0.63 percent).
The traffic policemen also punished several “lawless”. Drujo st. earned an Uzbek. The man was driving a Toyota without a license and it turns out he was previously caught with a fake driver’s license.
The Toyota was taken to the police car park for a repeat offence.
A total of four “lawless” drivers were caught during the raid.
Officials who are constantly fighting with KET violators who pose a danger to those around them warn that this is not the last raid on the streets of Vilnius.
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