Violating speed, passenger cars repeatedly crashed into traffic police patrol cars to escape

Not only did they run away after seeing the authorities signal to stop the vehicle, the driver of the contract passenger car also crashed into the rear of a specialized traffic police vehicle many times, causing damage to the vehicle.

On the morning of February 26, Huu Lung district police, Lang Son province, said they had temporarily detained Nguyen Van G. (born 1974), residing in Que Vo district, Bac Ninh province, for investigation and handling. about traffic safety violations and resisting people on duty.

Accordingly, the Traffic Police Department (Ministry of Public Security) said that the functional forces are consolidating records and handling violations according to the law for passenger car drivers who run away or swerve when being approached by the police. traffic chase, which was spread on social networks.

According to initial information, on the morning of February 25, the working group of the Lang Son Provincial Traffic Police Department performed a planned patrol and control task on National Highway 1.

At 12:58, the traffic police team discovered a 29-seat passenger car with registration number: 29F-006.08 driven by Nguyen Van G. (born 1974, residing in Que Vo, Bac Ninh) for a speeding violation (level 75/50 km/ h) should have given the signal to stop the vehicle according to regulations.

However, the driver did not comply with the order and continued to drive away. The working group then used a specialized vehicle to follow and repeatedly signaled to stop the vehicle, but the driver still did not comply, zigzagging on the road, causing traffic insecurity for other vehicles.

Notably, this car also crashed into the rear of a specialized traffic police vehicle many times, causing damage to the vehicle.

While working with the driver, the authorities determined that this person did not violate the alcohol or banned substance levels. However, passenger car 29F-006.08 does not have a camera to monitor the journey and carries passengers without a transportation contract.

Currently, the Huu Lung District Police (Lang Son) are completing documents to temporarily detain bus driver Nguyen Van G. for handling according to regulations.

Running away when asked to stop by the Traffic Police is considered an act of disobeying the traffic controller's orders.

Accordingly, depending on the nature and severity of the act and the type of vehicle, the person who runs away when the traffic police ask to stop will be subject to administrative penalties at different levels.

Not only that, driver G.'s behavior in Lang Son is also considered an act of rebellion against public officials.

According to Clause 2, Article 3 of Decree 208/2013/ND-CP, the act of resisting a person performing public duty is the act of using force, threatening to use force or not complying with the orders or requests of the person performing public duty. or commit other acts aimed at preventing the person on duty from performing assigned tasks or forcing the person on duty not to perform the assigned tasks.

In particular, people performing public duties are officers, civil servants, civil servants, officers, non-commissioned officers, and soldiers of the people's armed forces who are assigned by competent agencies, organizations or individuals to perform tasks. , powers prescribed by law and protected by law to serve the interests of the State, people and society. (According to Clause 1, Article 3 of Decree 208/2013/ND-CP).

It seems that not only did driver G. violate road traffic laws, he also faced the risk of being punished when he intentionally fled and resisted law enforcement officers, causing damage to public property. This incident also serves as a reminder to those using vehicles when receiving orders from the traffic police, instead of thinking about running away, they should face and be honest with their mistakes.

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