In Warsaw, a Belarusian refused to pay for a taxi and threatened the driver. He will be deported
During the argument, the Belarusian, according to the police, threatened the taxi driver with murder.
A 46-year-old Belarusian was detained in Warsaw after refusing to pay for a taxi ride and then, according to police, threatening the driver and damaging the car. It turned out that the man had previously been ordered to leave Poland. After his detention, he was handed over to the Border Guard, Most reports.
The incident occurred on Sasnkowskiego Street in the Ursus district. According to preliminary police information, upon arrival at the specified address, the passenger refused to pay for the ride. A conflict arose between him and the driver. During the argument, the Belarusian, as the police claim, threatened the taxi driver with murder.
Police report that the driver took the threats seriously and feared that the man might carry them out.
In addition, the passenger allegedly kicked the car's fender. The taxi owner estimated the damage at approximately one thousand zlotys (230 euros).
The 46-year-old Belarusian was detained. He was charged under articles of the Polish Criminal Code concerning threats and property damage.
During the verification, it was found that a decision had previously been issued against the man, obliging him to leave Poland.
After his detention, the Belarusian was handed over to the Border Guard. They are to take further action related to his expulsion from the country.