Train Collision in Pezinok: Police Charge Train Driver, Accident Leaves 127 Injured
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For the collision of two trains near Pezinok, in which at least 127 passengers were injured and the total damage exceeded three million euros, the investigator charged a 54-year-old man with the crime of public endangerment. The post 54-year-old train driver charged with the collision of trains near Pezinok: He faces such a punishment was first shown on interez.sk.
BRATISLAVA - A 54-year-old man from the Nové Zámky district has been charged with last year's collision between two trains near Pezinok. If found guilty in court, he faces a prison sentence of four to ten years. The Bratislava Regional Police announced this on social media.
Police have closed their investigation into the accident that paralyzed rail traffic. Detectives have charged a specific person, who faces up to ten years in prison.
After months of extensive investigation, the Bratislava Regional Criminal Investigation Department has charged a 54-year-old train driver for the collision of two trains on the track near Pezinok.
There has been a shift in the investigation into the November collision of two trains near Pezinok. Police have charged a 54-year-old train driver from the Nové Zámky district with the crime of public endangerment. The charge is that if found guilty, he faces a prison sentence of four to ten years. About the railway accident...
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