Two Drivers with Modified Cars Were Caught by Police in Southern Moravia, Apparently Heading for an Illegal Meeting
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On Friday, police in southern Moravia stopped and stopped two foreigners, one of whom was only seventeen years old, and the other who had unapproved modifications to his car. The upcoming illegal tuning car rally, which is scheduled to take place in Prague on Friday and in Brno the day later, will probably be two participants poorer.
Hundreds of cars gathered for a tuning rally in the parking lot of the Globus hypermarket in Prague's Čakovice district on Friday evening. The police are ensuring security and will deal with any violations, Prague police spokesman Jan Daněk told ČTK.
According to police estimates, up to 1,000 cars and 2,500 people gathered at an illegal tuning rally in the parking lot of the Globus hypermarket in Prague's Čakovice. The police have not yet reported any major problems. They are providing security at the site and will deal with any violations, said Prague police spokesman Jan Daněk.
South Moravian police officers near the border stopped two foreigners who were heading to a pan-European tuning rally. One of them had his car registration certificate revoked due to unapproved modifications, while the other, a 17-year-old, was driving without a driver's license. The police reported this on the X network this afternoon. An illegal rally of up to thousands of modified cars is to take place in Prague and Brno today and Saturday […]
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