Guard parliamentary deputies apologized for beating the traffic cop

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Guard Verkhovna Rada deputy Vladimir Landik, accused of beating a traffic police officer, apologized to the victims. On this, as writes "Today," he told the deputy. According Landik, his bodyguard (MP calls him by his assistant) came to the hospital, where the policeman is being treated, apologized and offered money. The victim refused the money. MP claims that a policeman and a security guard, "shook hands". Landik himself, who is a member of the ruling Party of Regions, also apologized. In this case, however, he did not specify what exactly apologizing. Earlier, the deputy claimed that the beating was not. He stated that the traffic cops extorting from him a bribe, calling them "red-faced" and put forward a theory that the injured officer "inflicted injury itself." Now Landik argues that "did not see what happened between him [the guard], and an inspector in the day." Last Saturday, March 12, a car, which was Landik, was stopped for speeding in Lugansk (MP himself later admitted that the violation of traffic rules has taken place). According to a source at the Interior Ministry, in response to a requirement to produce documents state inspector heard the car "choice matrix". "The inspector saw the back seat of People's Deputy Volodymyr Landik. Landik turned to the guy who sits in front with the words: 'Come unto his bi …." He went out and beat the inspector, "- says the source. Policeman has since been hospitalized. The hospital reported that he received injuries of moderate severity. In the regional administration of Ministry of Internal Affairs later confirmed that a policeman was indeed beaten. "Indisputable fact that there has been physical abuse by guards People's Deputy. His personality is set in the near future, our staff will take his explanation," – said the press service management. Action of the inspectors, stopped the car the deputy, recognized as lawful, says "The Island". It was reported that it may even provide a reward for their principled and exemplary performance of duties.