Kraśnica police officers detained a 19-year-old Ukrainian citizen in the municipality of the Offices, who was to drive a cross motorcycle with over 2 promils of alcohol in the body. The vehicle was not allowed to move, and officers requested the deportation of a man. The safety of residents must be more crucial than the indulgence to violate Polish law.
Detention in the municipality of the Offices
The incidental occurred in the administrative territory of Kraśnicki County. As reported by Polish Radio Lublin, police detained a 19-year-old Ukrainian citizen driving a cross-cycle. The survey showed more than 2 promules of alcohol in his body.
The motorcycle was not allowed to move. This is an crucial part of the case, due to the fact that we are dealing with a combination of 2 major threats: driving in an intoxicated state and utilizing a device that should not be there. This kind of riding exposes the driver and random residents.
Charge and request for deportation
According to information provided by the Aspirant Marzena Salata of the Kraśnica police, a man was detained and heard the charge of driving a vehicle intoxicated. Officers besides requested his deportation.
Legal precision must be maintained. The police application is not yet a decision to expel from Poland. However, it means that the services considered the substance serious adequate to trigger the procedure concerning the continued stay of the foreigner. The work is individual: it concerns a peculiar 19-year-old and the alleged act, not the full nationality.
Polish law must be effectively enforced
The state has a primary work to defend people from drunk drivers. It does not substance whether the perpetrator is simply a national of Poland, Ukraine or any another country. Anyone who sits behind the wheel after alcohol knowingly puts others in danger and must endure the consequences of the law.
In the case of a foreigner there is besides a question of the right of residence. If the competent authorities, after examining all the circumstances, establish grounds for undertaking to leave Poland, the decision should be implemented efficiently. Hospitality must not mean consent to disregarding the legal order.
Local safety is at stake.
This case does not require yelling or collective charges. It requires firmness. Over 2 promes and a motorcycle not allowed to decision are concrete facts behind which there is simply a real hazard of tragedy.
Poles have the right to anticipate services to respond before irresponsible driving ends in someone's death or disability. Efficient criminal proceedings and a fair examination of the request for deportation will test whether the state can effectively defend the safety of citizens and the seriousness of its law.
Source: Polish Radio Lublin
