We were informed about the incident by a Reader. It took place on Friday, September 7, a few minutes before 10:00 p.m. The 19-year-old driver of the passenger car, a resident of our county, was driving from the viaduct toward the fire station. At the old skatepark, the car veered left, then right, and went into the entrance to the skatepark. However, the car clipped a fence, rolled over and came to a stop on its left side.
Neither the driver nor the passenger was injured; they got out of the vehicle under their own power. After a while, many young people gathered at the scene. It is fortunate that nobody was walking on the pavement or was at the skatepark when the incident occurred.
It is already known that the 19-year-old was driving too fast. The man was not fined; he was only warned. This was probably the result of a protest action being conducted by police officers. They are not issuing fines, but only giving warnings. In this way, they are demanding higher pay from the government.