Lithuanian police officers chased a Nissan X-Trail
As always on such occasions, it all started with a routine check, which the 27-year-old Nissan driver tried to avoid and decided to flee instead of stopping. During the pursuit, several police cars were damaged. The driver ignored the stop commands, repeatedly collided with patrol cars, and endangered traffic. Finally, the car went off the road and got stuck in a field.
An administrative procedure was initiated against the driver for violations of traffic rules (dangerous driving style, traffic accidents in which patrol cars were damaged, possible driving under the influence of narcotics or psychotropic substances, etc.).
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