A truck driver crashed into parked cars in Sztum (Pomeranian Voivodeship) on Friday. 11 cars were damaged. Police said no one was injured. – There were no people in the parked vehicles – explained junior aspirant Paweł Łyko from the district headquarters.
On Friday late afternoon, a road accident involving a truck took place in Sztum in the Pomeranian Voivodeship.
As junior aspirant Paweł Łyko, press officer of the District Headquarters in Sztum, told the Kontakt24 editorial office, it happened at ul. Mikołaj Rej. – The driver of a Scania truck hit parked vehicles. As a result of the incident, 11 passenger cars were damaged. Fortunately, no one was injured. There were no people in the parked vehicles. – he said.
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“He explained it as a momentary inattention”
The policeman added that “the driver of the Scania, a 37-year-old resident of the Bydgoszcz district, was sober.” – The police will check whether he was under the influence of drugs. That's why his blood was taken for testing. In a conversation with the police, the man explained that he had been temporarily inattentive. The police secured the scene of the incident and closed it off to road traffic, he said. Traffic disruptions may continue for several more hours. The services are investigating all the circumstances of this incident.
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