A 25-year-old man who threatened a policeman from Constanța was picked up by the special troops after he posted the video message on social networks.
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The individual, who was previously sentenced to life imprisonment for driving without a license, even asked the masked men to knock on his door, and what he wanted happened to him. Special forces took him from home and prosecutors ordered his detention for outrage.
Watch the full video HERE. Attention, licentious language!
“Yeah Al that sounds pretty crap to me, Looks like BT aint for me either, Looks like BT aint for me either, Looks like BT aint for me either, Looks like BT aint for me either, Looks like BT aint for me either, Looks like BT aint for me either said the man on the recording.
Bullet – as the tattooed young man is shown in these images – had found out that a policeman from the 5th section of Constanța was going to investigate him following a violent incident, in which he was allegedly involved.
Probably to intimidate the agent, he went live on Facebook and started threatening and bragging that he had high-profile acquaintances in the Prosecutor’s Office.
“Do you want to tie me up? Well, who would tie me up? There weren’t smart people, prosecutors … You see, we have another one, an acquaintance, something … You don’t even know how to do a blatant act.” the man continued.
The live broadcast of the individual took almost five minutes. Throughout her life, the man defied the police officer who was about to interrogate him. He swears at him and invites him to search his house and arrest him.
“When you came to me then and you were just sitting with your hand on the gun … Why didn’t you come into my yard? Come on, come to me if you’re boys! When you’re free, I mean, we’re not on the net “We swear,” he said on Facebook.
The police followed the man’s transmission and fulfilled his wish. They went down to his house and broke down the door. Then they detained him and took him to the van.
Andreea Iliescu, Constanța Police: “The police, with the support of the fighters of the special actions service, carried out a house search at the man’s home and he was taken to interrogations.”
Regrets did not help him in front of prosecutors. The 25-year-old man was detained for outrage.
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