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Re: Russia - Aftermath Of Accident That Killed 5 People
The traffic police said that Ilfat did not have a driver’s license, and the car he was driving was not registered. “This year he has already been brought to administrative responsibility four times, including for driving a car without a license,” the traffic police reported. As soon as the accident occurred, numerous disputes erupted online about who was to blame for the tragedy. Some accused Ilfat - they say, he pushed a crowd of people into his “tag” without a license, and even exceeded the speed so much that he could not pass a truck on an empty morning and quite wide highway. Others called the driver of the “watering machine” the culprit - it is assumed that he was not convinced of the safety of the maneuver. The traffic police indirectly confirmed the second version - formally the fault lies with the driver of the special equipment. The same is indicated by the recording from the surveillance camera, which shows that the KamAZ driver, making a U-turn, did not notice the car rushing behind him. The network also claimed that beer cylinders were found in the interior of the broken car. KP-Ufa’s own source in law enforcement agencies denies this. At the same time, a video appeared in the media, filmed a few hours before the accident: the night of April 19, more than a dozen young people are standing on a private street and cheerfully discussing something, bottles of beer flash in one of the frames. Among the young people gathered that night, presumably, they were victims of the road accident. Whether Ilfat drank alcohol before the fateful trip is still an open question. |
