Police chase of drunken Russian women and attempted bribery caught on video
Quick Look
In the Arkhangelsk region, police chased a car with two drunk women, after stopping one of them tried to bribe the inspector, but received a warning about criminal liability, after which she began to flatter the traffic police officers, calling them “incorruptible traffic cops.” The incident was filmed and published on the Mash-Batash Telegram channel.
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Why It Matters
In Russia, there are administrative and criminal penalties for driving while intoxicated, including fines, deprivation of a driver's license, and possible criminal prosecution for repeated violations or serious consequences.
A police chase of two drunken Russian women and the subsequent attempt of the detainees to bribe inspectors was caught on video. The video is published by Mash-Batash on its Telegram channel.
The footage, filmed in the Arkhangelsk region, shows how police are chasing a car from which a middle-aged woman gets out after stopping. She is seated in a company car and tested. The result is three times the legal blood alcohol limit.
The woman tried to negotiate with the inspector, but he warned her about possible criminal liability for bribery. Then the lady began to flatter the police and called them real “incorruptible traffic cops.”
Open Questions
- What kind of punishment can follow for attempting to give a bribe in this case?
- Have any administrative or criminal cases been opened against the woman?
- Who is the second woman in the car?
- Was the video used as evidence in subsequent proceedings?
