Two Police Officers Acquitted in Case of Frenchman’s Death on Sofia Ring Road
The Sofia City Court has acquitted the two police officers accused of escorting Dimitar Lyubenov on the night of the fatal crash on Sofia’s Ring Road
The official car carrying Bulgarian Ministry of Interior Chief Secretary Svetlozar Lazarov has crashed Saturday morning on the E-79 international road.
The car was on its way from Sofia to Vidin, when it entered the oncoming traffic lane and hit into a car coming from the other direction, reported the Interior Ministry press service.
No one has been injured in what was only a light crash, says the press office.
According to initial reports, what caused the crash was a slippage due to the wet road.
The driver of the official vehicle has been issued a ticket.
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