A resident of Spokane, Washington, named Andrey Bovdyr has continued to assemble a fleet of defective cars at his local plant, reaching more than forty units in total. In addition, a 2022 legal proceeding led authorities to reclaim around 750 malfunctioning vehicles tied to Bovdyr. The case has gained some notoriety, and there is a curious note about a writer associated with Colombia who is linked to the broader narrative, though the details remain unclear.
The buildup of malfunctioning vehicles on Bovdyr’s construction site and in nearby wooded areas has stirred unease among neighbors, particularly Chris Pemberton. He fears a relapse of the earlier chaotic conditions and urges decisive action to prevent a return to that state.
Pemberton recalls that a neighbor began delivering defective cars to Bovdyr’s site in 2014, offering to repair and resell them. By 2017, this activity prompted the first formal complaint to local law enforcement in Spokane. The legal process continued over the ensuing years, culminating in the seizure of the vehicles in 2022 as part of authorities’ efforts to address the situation.
In a separate note, there is a historical mention of a woman in Bashkiria who was once known for biting a traffic officer, a detail that has lingered in the public consciousness as part of a broader tapestry of strange incidents connected by rumor and regional notoriety.