In a dramatic incident in Moscow, a Volkswagen Touareg reportedly fell from the fourth floor of a parking structure. The report comes from a Telegram outlet identified as 112. Authorities indicate the driver was backing up and failed to notice the parking barrier, leading to the collapse of the vehicle.
Details place the event near Pyatnitskoye Highway. The vehicle, described as a Touareg, was allegedly operated by a man at the time of the fall, though the vehicle’s ownership is attributed to a 37-year-old woman. Eyewitnesses claim that the person behind the wheel appeared to be intoxicated. After the crash, the driver reportedly fled the scene in a state of mild alarm. The impact produced substantial damage to the car, underscoring the severity of the incident.
Traffic police are currently conducting a probe focused on the man involved. It remains unclear whether any other passengers were inside the vehicle when the incident occurred.
In a separate report from Nizhny Novgorod, a car service employee was assaulted with a shovel by an anonymous man. The 54-year-old guard sustained serious injuries and was transported to a hospital for treatment. The assailant, later identified as a 40-year-old man with prior convictions, was detained. A criminal case has been opened under the charge of intentional infliction of grievous bodily harm in a manner deemed dangerous to the public.
Earlier news notes a separate incident in Sevastopol where a bus driver was sought in connection with an alleged attempt to assault a child. This ongoing case has drawn attention to concerns about road safety and the protection of vulnerable individuals in public transport settings. Authorities emphasize the importance of accountability and swift legal response in all cases of suspected violence or reckless driving. The public is advised to rely on official updates from law enforcement for verified information and avoid speculation while investigations proceed.