A resident of Uzbekistan living in the Novosibirsk region faced allegations related to a car incident after allegedly being pressed into a role by the teenager’s family following a collision with a child. Reports from a local source indicate he is associated with the case under the label TVNZ.
According to the injured boy’s parents, he and friends were returning from a swimming trip and were waiting for the gates of SNT to open when a blue Toyota struck the teenager as the entrance was being opened. The incident is visible in footage released by Infopro54.ru.
One witness described how the child was launched several meters into the air and landed near a rubber boat used in the area. The driver exited the vehicle and the victim’s mother appeared to be visibly intoxicated, with a noticeable smell of alcohol reported by observers.
Meanwhile, the driver asserted that the boy’s family had set him up to take the blame. He attempted to flee, but relatives of the young man restrained him. Police later identified the driver as a resident of Uzbekistan who did not hold a valid driver’s license, and a medical evaluation showed signs of intoxication.
The child sustained a cervical vertebrae displacement along with multiple abrasions and bruises.
In a separate note from the same region, Crimea-related reports described a relative of a business figure riding an electric scooter that collapsed near a stroller, causing a deep cut on a one-and-a-half-year-old girl’s forehead. The mother of the child sought contact details for the responsible party, but the scooter rider had already left the scene. Police later located the individual riding a scooter in the same park.
Additional footage from Novorossiysk shows a separate incident where a woman was seen in a video without a completed prior account, highlighting concerns about sobriety and road safety among scooter users. The evolving sequence of events underscores ongoing concerns about driver licensing, public safety, and accountability in several regions.
Attribution: This summary draws on regional reports and media footage from Infopro54.ru and related outlets to provide context on the incidents described above.