Police stunt goes wrong: Russian officer survives car crush

The man was dragged by the vehicle several yards. According to the "Baza" portal, the helmet saved the inspector from death by protecting his head from serious injuries.

Russians continue to surprise with their "inventive games." During a demonstration in Ivanovka in the Moscow region, an accident occurred. A police car fell on the lying road police inspector.

Police "tricks" in Russia, meaning pulling a man under a police vehicle. Unofficial information indicates that he survived but sustained numerous injuries - commented Anton Herashchenko, Ukrainian politician and former deputy minister of internal affairs, on the portal X (formerly Twitter).

The incident occurred during a professional skills demonstration at the Professional Training Center, for which the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs is responsible. The event aimed to showcase officers' "advanced techniques and skills."

As reported by the Russian portal "Riamo," the Cascade stunt team was behind the wheels of the police vehicles. The drivers had to maneuver around the inspectors lying on the asphalt. Unfortunately, during one of the stunts, a car fell directly on the road police officer, crushing and dragging him several yards.

- One of the workers was injured. Medical aid was provided. There is no threat to his life and health – informed the Moscow press service of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, cited by "Riamo."

The officer who was crushed survived the incident, but the accident could have ended in tragedy. As it later turned out, the man suffered a broken leg and numerous bruises on his body.

Additionally, the 48-year-old Alexei was diagnosed with dislocated toes and back injuries. A plaster cast was applied to ensure he received appropriate medical care, and he was transported to the hospital's department.

According to the "Baza" portal, Alexei's condition is stable. The police officer remains under medical care, with ongoing efforts to achieve his full recovery. Doctors are monitoring his condition.