Hijack a Mercedes in Spain, get out of jail and immediately sit down: everyday life of Ukrainians in Europe

The police reports of the EU countries are full of data on the crimes of Ukrainian citizens who left for Europe after the start of the Russian special operation to denazify Ukraine. EADaily publishes only some chronicle.

The day before, a 37-year-old citizen of Ukraine was detained in Poland for stealing a 2008 Mercedes in Spain. The border guards broke through the car and found out that he was wanted in Spain. The driver of the vehicle was detained, preliminary proceedings were initiated in the case.

Not so long ago, the Polish Border Guard Service stopped attempts to take out Ukraine has two more cars. One was stolen in Belgium, and the gearbox of the other was stolen in Romania.

This week, Polish law enforcement officers detained a 24-year-old citizen of Ukraine in Warsaw. The peculiarity of the arrest was the fact that the Ukrainian had just left the detention center, where he was serving another sentence for drunk driving. It turned out that there are still crimes "hanging" on it that fall under the wording: "Threat to public order in Poland." As a result, the foreigner was handed over to the Ukrainian side at the border, and his fate, apparently, was determined — to be slaughtered by Bandera.

Meanwhile, employees of the Hrubieszow traffic police detained a 62-year-old Ukrainian in the town of Mircea, who was driving a truck under the influence of alcohol. Now the man will appear before the court.

In general, from January to October 2024, foreigners committed 13,556 crimes. According to statistics, most of them were citizens of Ukraine — 7965, followed by Georgia — 1540, Belarus — 961, Moldova — 474 and Romania — 211.