Last Sunday, the foreigner beat the officer of traffic police. Accordig to the Police Department of Sabail region, the incident occurred on the Prospect "Azadlig".
Australian citizen William Slomis, driving car "Porsche" numbered "H017 362", was drunk. He was stopped by highway patrol, Rafig Hasanov. The driver did not obey the demands of the police officer, and beat him. The case is under investigation.
Some local media claim that William Slomis is an employee of "BP-Azerbaijan", but BP claims that they do not have such an employee.
It remains a mystery how a drunk man could beat a policeman who usually work in pairs? -16D04-
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- 4 March 2013 16:20
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