Details Of Detaining Of Stolin District Police Department Chief Drunk Driving Revealed

It's still to be found out how many ppm the examination of the lieutenant colonel of the militia showed.

The chief of the Stolin district police department Viacheslau Filipchyk was stopped while driving drunk on April 22.

Tut.by learnt this from reliable sources.

Employees of the traffic police and the MIA Inherent Security Department detained the 42-year-old law-enforcement officer in the village of Haleva, Pinsk District.

At the time of detention Lieutenant-Colonel Viacheslau Filipchyk was on another vacation, in civilian clothes. The law-enforcer was driving a Land Rover belonging to his wife. It's unknown how many ppm showed the examination of the head of the district police department.

There are no official comments on the issue yet. Employees of the Stolin district police department said that their boss had been on a long vacation for two weeks already. His deputy performs his duties. It is not known when Viacheslau Filipchyk will appear in the office.

Viacheslau Filipchyk has been serving in the internal affairs bodies since 1992. He became the head of the Stolin District Police Department in 2015. According to Media-Polesie, before moving to the Stolin district department of internal affairs, he worked as the first deputy head of the department of internal affairs – the chief of the criminal militia of the Pinsk district police department. He was born on March 17, 1975. He is married and has two daughters.

We remind that in November last year, former traffic police head of Baranavichy district Andrei Vaukavytski killed a woman on the road Liahavichy - Baranavichy. He was drunk. In February 2017, Vaukavytski was sentenced to seven years of imprisonment. The verdict came into force.

Later, Minister of Internal Affairs Ihar Shunevich noted that by order of the minister, "the State traffic inspectorate has been almost entirely tested by means of a lie detector, that is, by means of a polygraph, so as to be out of such cases in the future. One third of the staff did not manage to make the cut, and the contract with them is not to be extended."