”I don’t take freebies”: in Bila Tserkva, a driver dropped an orphan girl off a minibus
An incident in Bila Tserkva caused outrage: an orphan girl was taken off a bus despite having an ID card. Residents are demanding that the authorities take action against the driver.
A message was published on the Telegram channel “Bila Tserkva – WITHOUT TABU (Overheard by BC)” describing an unacceptable situation that occurred at the railway station. The bus driver took an orphan girl off the bus despite the girl presenting her ID card.
After she showed the document, the driver aggressively said, “He doesn’t transport freebies.” He took her personal belongings, put them out of the cabin, and forced the girl to leave the bus. It is known that the video with her was shot in Skvir, while the child herself remained at the station, waiting for the following route.
One of the passengers who witnessed the incident asked the driver, “How could you drop off an orphaned child? Do you know that she has no mother?”
The driver replied that the girl’s document does not give him the right to transport her.
Telegram channel users report that this is not the first case of this driver’s hostile behavior towards passengers. The comments are filled with calls for the transport company to take action against the driver. People demand his dismissal and warn of possible actions if the company does not react.
The message also demands that the regulatory authorities publicly hold the carrier accountable. The public is outraged that, in wartime, such cases occur when people on the front line risk their lives.
It recently became known that the owner of “Vitagrad,” Anatoliy Prylipko, is a defendant in a criminal case over an illegally established checkpoint, which has only deepened residents’ discontent.
