The gypsies attacked traffic police inspectors and paid for it: they came to the camp with searches, and their village could be razed to the ground
Crime and punishment occurred in the Leningrad region. The day before, the camp did not allow the police to detain a 19-year-old traffic violator and literally pushed the traffic police officers out of the territory that the Roma consider theirs. And the next day, tough searches with dogs took place in the camp.
In a Roma village, they found a dozen cars with broken license plates (the owners face criminal liability) and unauthorized buildings.
Now houses with luxurious golden interiors can be demolished.
