In the town of Korenovsk, located in the Krasnodar Territory, traffic police officers detained a 59-year-old man who came to register a car using a fake driver’s license. He was taken to the local police department for further processing. According to the regional traffic police department, the incident prompted a formal inquiry into the authenticity of the documents presented at the time of registration.
Officers who inspected the documents raised questions about the legitimacy of the driver’s license. During the examination, it was determined that the license, although of the same series, had been issued to a different individual. This finding triggered a closer procedural review of the case and the individual involved, who was escorted to the police station to confirm the suspect’s identity and gather evidence for the investigation.
The person now faces potential criminal liability for using forged documents. Under the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, Article 327, the use of forged documents that grant rights or relieve obligations can carry a penalty of up to one year in prison. Authorities emphasized that the investigation will consider all facts and assess the appropriate charge based on the material evidence collected at the scene and in the subsequent inquiry.
In related regional policing news, authorities noted that security measures continue to be tested in various contexts, underscoring the ongoing vigilance by law enforcement to combat document forgery and related offenses. The department reaffirmed its commitment to upholding legal standards and ensuring that anyone who presents counterfeit credentials is held accountable to the full extent of the law.
Note: This report reflects the actions taken by local law enforcement in response to the incident and is intended to inform the public about procedural steps and potential penalties. All details are subject to official confirmation as the case proceeds. [Source: regional traffic police department]