Vitebsk police stopped the illegal export of calves and import of diesel fuel

A resident of the Orsha district, without veterinary documents, attempted to transport 11 calves to Russia, reports the press service of the Internal Affairs Directorate of the Vitebsk Regional Executive Committee.

A "GAZ" vehicle driven by an unemployed resident of the Orsha district was detained on December 9 near the village of Zaolsha, Liozno district. As the driver explained, he was afraid to travel through the Dubrovno district, along the highway to Moscow, as he might "run into" police officers there. He decided to try to get to Russia through Liozno. However, here he was stopped by members of a mobile group.

Employees of the veterinary station drew up an administrative report for the absence of a veterinary certificate. An investigation is underway.

On the same day, a resident of Gomel was detained who was transporting 900 liters of diesel fuel worth 10.3 million rubles from Russia. Not far from the border - on the Brest - Minsk - Russian Federation border highway, near the village of Zastenki, Dubrovno district - law enforcement officers were on duty, who stopped the driver for a document check.

An administrative offense report was drawn up against the resident of Gomel under Part 3 of Article 12.30 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of Belarus. The cargo was seized.