Moscow police are actively pursuing a Lexus believed to have been used to help a son evade a recruiting station. This incident is tied to new details reported by Life through Shot.
The authorities say the day prior, a soldier named Maxim arrived at the Kozhevnicheskaya Street recruiting station aboard a bus with fellow recruits, then proceeded to Sevastopol. After stepping off the bus, the younger man reportedly sprinted toward a white Lexus SUV that was waiting nearby. The escape route appeared to be swift and carefully planned, raising questions about who orchestrated the move and how the vehicle became part of the exit strategy.
Once inside the car, the young man vanished from sight. Investigators indicate that his father was behind the wheel of the SUV, and the vehicle remains on a wanted list as authorities work to ascertain the fugitive’s current location and whether any other parties participated in the escape.
Earlier, there were reports of two Tajik nationals with Russian citizenship breaking away from a Moscow military enlistment office. These individuals reportedly climbed over the fence of the collection point, adding to the broader narrative of recruitment-related departures being investigated by the authorities.
In a separate incident, a Porsche on the Warsaw Highway was described as causing a collision or near collision with a Mercedes-Benz during the early hours, according to the same reporting sources. The sequence of events has drawn scrutiny from law enforcement and local witnesses, who are awaiting further updates that might shed light on any possible connections between these separate occurrences.
As the investigation unfolds, officials emphasize the need for careful verification of each detail, given the potential implications for security at recruitment locations and the safety of personnel and civilians nearby. The case underscores how rapidly information can spread during ongoing investigations and why authorities are urging anyone with relevant information to come forward through official channels.