In Kyiv, police tackled a war veteran with a prosthetic leg to the ground, according to social media reports (video).

In the Podil district of Kyiv, police harshly detained a man with a prosthetic leg. Law enforcement officers knocked him to the ground, and a video of the incident surfaced on social media.

Users have noted that the footage features a veteran of the Russo-Ukrainian war. According to the video, a conflict with the police arose near a red Ford hatchback parked on the roadside.

Suddenly, a scuffle broke out with the police, during which the veteran struck a police officer first. In response, they began to detain him forcefully and knocked him onto the road. While on the ground, the detainee attempted to get up, but the officers did not allow him to do so.

Later, the patrol police of Kyiv commented on the incident. During their patrol, the inspectors noticed a Ford vehicle with a license plate that did not meet standard requirements.

"We stopped the vehicle. During the interaction, the driver behaved aggressively and attempted to leave the scene, threatening the patrol officers with physical harm," the police reported.

The inspectors warned the man about the illegality of his actions, but he did not respond to their remarks and inflicted bodily harm on one of the patrol officers. Information on this incident has been entered into the Unified Register of Pre-Trial Investigations of Ukraine under part 2 of Article 342 (resisting a law enforcement officer in the execution of their official duties) of the Criminal Code of Ukraine.

It is worth noting that in Dnipro, during forced mobilization, a TCC employee threatened civilians with a firearm. Women attempted to rescue a man liable for military service.

In Poltava, on the morning of January 2, a conflict broke out between a local resident and a TCC employee during a document check. Eyewitnesses claim that the man may have had his leg broken.