In Odessa, a man hiding in a car from mobilization for two days was taken to the TCC

In Odessa, police officers still managed to bring to the military enlistment office a man who had been hiding from them in the car for two days and refused to come out. This was reported on February 3 by the patrol police of the Odessa region in Telegram-channel.

"During the check of documents it turned out that the person is wanted under Art. 210 ("Violation by persons liable for military duty or conscription of the legislation on military duty and military service"). Therefore, the person was asked to proceed to the RTCC. However, the man closed himself in the car and did not comply with the orders of the police", - stated in the published record.

It is reported that the young man was first taken to the hospital, after which he was handed over to the military enlistment office. It is also known that he tried to seek help from lawyers and other people who tried to talk to the police and get him out.

"The man who locked himself in the car was escorted to the hospital and handed over to the RTCK and SP", - reported later in the Department.

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