Defended a squirrel: a man who tried to drive away crows with a gun was tried in Kyiv
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In Kyiv, a man was tried who fired a rubber gun – according to him, to drive away crows that were hunting squirrels. On April 8, 2023, he fired a shot from his own special vehicle “Fort-12R” in a place not designated for this purpose. He admitted his guilt. According to data from the Unified Register of Court Decisions, the man was fined UAH 1,700, and the weapon was confiscated. “At the court hearing, the man admitted his guilt in the indicted administrative offense, supported his written explanations in the case file dated 04/08/2023, noting that he fired a rubber pistol to drive away crows that were hunting squirrels,” the court’s ruling reads. Read also: In Ternopil Oblast, a man stole a bus with the driver to return home ILLUSTRATIVE photo: FrankFF/Depositphotos The Pechersk District Court saw in the actions of a Kyiv resident an administrative offense under Article 174 of the Labor Code of Ukraine. It is about shooting with firearms or cold projectile weapons “in populated areas and in places not designated for this purpose.” The court found the man guilty of committing an offense and “for educational purposes” imposed a fine with the confiscation of the seized “Fort-12R” weapon. Also, a court fee in the amount of UAH 536, 80 kopecks was collected from the violator. We will remind, earlier in Lviv they tried a priest who wanted to beat his wife and father-in-law. And the Ternopil court satisfied the lawsuit of a man who had been trying to divorce a stranger for 3 years. Read also: 7 years in prison: a man who stole donations to the Armed Forces from a box in a church was tried
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