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In Yaroslavl, an 18-year-old driver without a license in a Mercedes car hit people and a bus stop.
An 18-year-old Mercedes driver who pulled into a traffic stop in Yaroslavl was escaping from a police chase, the regional Ministry of Internal Affairs reported.
According to the police, on Saturday at about 8.18 on Tutaevskoye Highway in Yaroslavl, an 18-year-old Mercedes driver hit a group of citizens and a bus stop. According to preliminary data, a male pedestrian born in 1985 died as a result of the accident, two more citizens were taken to the hospital for assistance. Driver without a license. He was detained and the issue of initiating a criminal case is being decided.
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