The driver who shot a teenager returned to work: the company explained the reason.
The minibus driver who shot a boy with a pneumatic pistol returned to work
The driver of the Chernihiv minibus, who shot a 17-year-old boy with a pneumatic pistol on May 5, returned to work. This was reported by Raisa Kazanina, the deputy director of the company 'Taksoservice', in a comment to 'Suspilne', as reported by 'Glavkom'.
According to the deputy director, the internal investigation in the company has concluded, and it was found that 'the driver is adequate and has been working for about 15 years'. Earlier, Raisa Kazanina stated that the driver would not work until the investigative actions were completed.
The spokeswoman for the National Police in the Chernihiv region, Natalia Slabenak, reported that the investigation into this case is ongoing. The police established that there was a conflict between the driver and the minor at the final stop, during which the driver shot the boy in the leg with a pneumatic pistol. The minor was diagnosed with a bruise in the hospital.
under Article 263 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine (illegal handling of weapons);
under Article 125 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine (intentional causing of light bodily harm).
The minibus driver was confiscated the weapon and sent for examination. Also, in Kyiv, the person guilty of the man's death received 8 years of imprisonment, and the man who shot in the hotel is suspected of hooliganism.
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