When the Central Election Commission (CEC) announced, there was a suspicion that one member of the commission might be drunk in the electoral area of B. Sruoga in the city of Vilnius.
Police officers were called, and determined that the member had a blood alcohol level of 0.15 per thousand.
The representative of the police department, Ramūnas Matonis, told Eltai that the report was received at 8:07 am, and the election observer called the police.
“That member of the commission was immediately suspended from her job. There are enough members of the commission in the constituency, the commission continues with its work,” the CEC report reads.
According to R. Matonis, a protocol was not designed for a lazy member of the commission, because a person can be punished for appearing drunk in a public place, when he brazenly grabs people another, cursing with obscene words, etc.
“The employer must make a decision about the members of the commission,” said a police representative to Elta.
According to R. Matonis, elections proceeding smoothly, no violations recorded.
There were several reports of unauthorized campaigning, as well as three reports that polling station doors were not locked overnight.
The police were informed that the door of the polling station in Šilute district, Vainutas ward, was left unlocked during the night.
“The officers moved the wild door, it was partially locked, the chairman arrived and sealed it. There are no violations. In Radviliškis district, the door of the ward in Daugelaičiai town was also opened. The chairman of the electoral commission explained that he did not lock the door because the lock was broken. Reports of unlocked polling station doors were also received from Naujos Akmenė district and Telšiai, Gedrimi village. It has been checked, there is no damage, there are no signs of breakage,” R. Matonis told Elta.
As mentioned, with presidential elections and a referendum on citizenship taking place in Lithuania on Sunday, Police strengthening the forces, so that they can respond immediately when the need or threats arise by preventing violations or conflict situations that may exist during the elections.
The police have already started preparing for the elections, officers are constantly monitoring the public space and assessing possible threats. We are still strengthening our forces during the election weekend.
The police and the Central Electoral Commission ask people who notice possible violations during the elections to report them immediately to law enforcement by calling 112 or by emailing d Central Election Commission. by e-mail [email protected]
2024-05-12 07:23:00
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