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An incident in Tashkent has highlighted the growing issue of traffic violations and aggressive behavior by drivers. On the night of August 19, in the Bektemir district of the capital, the driver of a Captiva assaulted a traffic police officer after being asked to move his improperly parked vehicle.
The incident occurred around 2:00 AM near a local market. The officer, who was on night duty, noticed the vehicle parked in a restricted area, obstructing the flow of other vehicles. In carrying out his duties, the officer summoned the vehicle’s owner and requested that the car be moved.
However, instead of complying with the officer’s lawful order, the 33-year-old local driver chose to confront him. The driver resisted and assaulted the officer, inflicting physical injuries.
The Bektemir district prosecutor’s office has already launched an investigation into the incident. A decision will be made based on the investigation, and the offender will face the appropriate consequences.
Such incidents underscore the need for stricter penalties for aggressive behavior on the road and for non-compliance with lawful orders from law enforcement officers. Ignoring traffic regulations and displaying aggression on the roads poses a threat not only to the safety of road users but also to public order in general.
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