Mokrz. She got stuck at the crossing and brushed against death. Recording

2000 zlotys of a ticket and 15 penalty points – such a punishment was suffered by a 55 -year -old who entered the railway crossing when the grates on the right were already abandoned and got stuck on him. The speeding train from the car divided centimeters.

The incident occurred in the town of Mokrz (Greater Poland Voivodeship). – The 55 -year -old driver of the car entered the railway crossing when the gates on the right were already abandoned – reports Sandra Chuda's older aspirant, press officer of the Poviat Police Headquarters in Szamotuły.

Centimeters from contact

The notification of this dangerous incident was received by the Police Station in Wronki on October 4 last year. The monitoring recording freezes blood. It shows how the driver ignored the red signaling light and traveled the closing dams.

After entering the grate on both sides, they managed to fall. The woman got out of the car and tried to open the dam herself, but this did not bring the expected result. After a while, the passenger left the car, and the driver returned to him. However, she no longer carried out any maneuvers. The train drove right next to the car closed at the crossing. Both vehicles divided centimeters.

The police determined that the perpetrator of the offense was a resident of the Mazowieckie Voivodeship. The woman has only now punished.

– She was punished with a fine of PLN 2,000. 15 penalties also hit her account – she transmits Chuda.

Recording as a warning

Although nearly half a year has passed since the incident, the police decided to publish a recording showing the whole event. – Before interrogating a woman, we were not allowed to show such materials – explained the junior inspector Andrzej Borowiak, spokesman for the Greater Poland police.

Policemen call for drivers to keep prudence while passing through railroad crossings and remind you that the flashing red light on railroad crossings means an absolute ban on entering the tracks, and breaking this prohibition may end in a tragedy.