In Mytishchi, a traffic police officer was attacked with a knife for remarking about jaywalking

In Mytishchi, a man hit a traffic police officer for remarking about jaywalking. This was reported by TASS with reference to the Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Moscow Region.

“The citizen was crossing the road in the wrong place. A traffic police officer reprimanded him, after which the man attacked the policeman and hit him,” the press service said. The department clarified that the attacker was detained, and the policeman was provided with medical assistance.

A TASS source in law enforcement agencies clarified that the man attacked the employee with a knife.

Baza published a video in which, allegedly, traffic police inspector Andrei Kuligin makes a remark to a pedestrian.

The recording shows police approaching a man with a dog and trying to grab him, but he pulls his hand away and walks away. Next, the fight is shown from a different angle, but the first part of it is not visible - everything happens behind the fence. Then the traffic police officer pulls the man out by the collar, throws him to the ground and sits on him. The dog jumps on the policeman several times and runs away. At this time, his colleague approaches him.