Sochaczew. The 17-year-old on a motorcycle escaped from the police. He had no authorization to manage

For over 20 kilometers, policemen chased a 17-year-old motorcyclist. The young man did not stop for road control. It turned out that he had no Jaza right. In addition, he did not go alone. He heard the allegation.

On Wednesday, June 18, policemen from the Sochaczew road in Żuków noticed a motorcycle on their direction. “One of the policemen gave a clear signal to stop the vehicle and indicated the place where the driver should stop. The motorcyclist released, but after a while he accelerated rapidly, bypassed the policeman and began escaping” – informed senior asp. Agnieszka Dzik from the Poviat Police Headquarters in Sochaczew.

In response, the police got on motorcycles, turned on the sound and light signals and chased the escaping two -wheeler. They chased a motorcyclist, among others Through Nowe Mistrzewice, Witkowice, later by national road number 50 to Kamion. After driving over 20 kilometers, they detained the driver in track. As they said, a 17-year-old resident of the Sochaczew poviat sat behind the wheel, followed by a younger friend.

He had no rights, he heard the allegation

“The young man was sober, but he did not have the right to drive motor vehicles. Police officers also detained a motorcycle registration certificate due to the technical condition,” Dzik said.

Policemen detained a 17-year-old and led to the Poviat Police Headquarters in Sochaczew, where he heard the charge of not keeping up to road control. As they announced, a young man will also be responsible for an offense consisting in driving a vehicle without the required permissions.

The officers remind you that the escape from road control is a crime, not an offense.

Art. 178b who, despite the person entitled to control traffic, moving the vehicle or located on a water or air ship, using sound and light signals, the order to stop the motor vehicle does not stop the vehicle immediately and continues driving, is subject to the penalty of imprisonment from 3 months to 5 years.

“We appeal to everyone – even if you do not have a driving license or are afraid of consequences, stop. Escape from the police can lead to tragic events, and then the legal consequences will be much more severe” – they pointed out to the uniform.