Forget Tamiflu! Think Viagra!
Lutsenko’s wife: How can one tolerate such a lie? It’s just impossible! Why are you staring at me? Why are you staring at me, liar? You’re gonna be impotent! I’m looking right into your eyes. You’re gonna be impotent!
A group of four twenty-something men, two of them from an SUV, attacks two other men at a gas station at night for no particular reason. The attackers flash police badges and even Anti-corruption Committee IDs.
Not only do they attack the victims, but they also rob them.
A highway patrol arrives at the scene but, instead of arresting the attackers or requesting backup, simply tries to calm the situation.
On the day after, police reprimand the officers and promise to find the attackers. At the same time, police chiefs meet with the victims in private, promising to punish the officers, not the attackers, in exchange for the surveillance video.
As the story finds its way to Channel 1+1, the victims start getting calls from people who offer them money for refusal to press charges. The attackers hail from “noble families,” they add.
Later, the attackers, whom Ukrainians often refer to as mazhory (rich lawless kids), do the calling themselves. They issue threats of further violence and reassurances of zero jail time.
Channel 1+1 vows to assist the investigation.
P.S. A portrait of Yushchenko can be seen hanging on the police office wall, evoking memories of “The rich will help the poor” and “The bandits will sit in jail,” Yushchenko's 2004 campaign promises.
That's not to mention his party's 2007 parliamentary campaign slogan: “One law for all.”
Is it any coincidence that The Hon. Ihor Zvarych was having sex with a subordinate, one of the many victims of his sexual harassment, during a televised address by President Yushchenko?
So how long before Kyiv has its own gang of Dnipropetrovsk Maniacs?
UPDATE
Now that the whole country, including President Yushchenko, has seen that Channel 1+1 report, police have arrested two of the four attackers: “a student and a loader.”
The other two attackers, the ones who arrived in an SUV, remain at large.
The attackers' stories sound fishy. Attacker 1 says they wanted a “man-to-man fight” but “went a little too far.” Once the highway patrol arrived, they showed them gag-gift “Agent 007” IDs.
Attacker 2 says they wanted to protect a woman from being verbally abused, even though no woman can be seen on the surveillance video.
If convicted, the attackers face up to 5 years in prison. The big question is: Will they be convicted?
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