Driver from Dagestan accused Kalmykia policemen of extortion and death of calves

The resident of Dagestan Idris transported a cow and several calves in a trailer. In Kalmykia, he was stopped by police and kept on the road for four hours, resulting in the death of the calves, who were trampled by a cow. This was reported by «Baz».

Idris was stopped, allegedly for lack of a category to drive a trailer car. According to the man, the policemen threatened him with a fine of 15 thousand rubles and an evacuation to the impound lot, but promised to release him if they paid half the amount on the spot.

There was a cow with calves inside the trailer the whole time. Upon arriving home, the man found three calves dead and decided to file a complaint against the inspectors. The police say they filed two reports on Idrissov without extorting money.

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