
In Moscow, the father of the deputy chairman of the government of the Omsk region, Alexei Marzan, rammed a Porsche worth 40 million rubles in a Ford Explorer, fled the scene of the accident, leaving the license plate, Marzan later explained to the police and promised to compensate for the damage.
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An accident occurred in Moscow in which the father of Deputy Chairman of the Omsk Region Government Alexei Marzan rammed a Porsche worth 40 million rubles in a Ford Explorer and fled the scene of the accident.
In Moscow, the father of the deputy chairman of the Omsk region government, Alexei Marzan, crashed someone else's Porsche. REN TV writes about this with reference to a source.
According to the channel’s interlocutor, a relative of a major regional official was driving a white Ford Explorer SUV when he rammed a foreign car worth 40 million rubles. After the collision, the man fled, leaving his car’s license plate on the asphalt.
As REN TV found out, Alexey Marzan was later called to the scene of the accident, who had to explain himself to the police. The deputy chairman of the government of the Omsk region promised to fully compensate for the damage caused to Porsche. It is not specified whether any measures will be taken by law enforcement officers against the culprit of the accident.
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