There are fake policemen with guns, reported people from a Prague department store

Police spokesman Jan Rybanský confirmed the intervention in OC Šestka Novinkám. According to him, witnesses called the police, suspecting that a group of young men in uniforms was moving in the center. Moreover, according to the initial report, they had weapons with them.

“There were three people in police uniform at the scene,” the spokesman said.

However, it soon became clear that they were high school students who had changed into uniforms as part of the so-called last bell.

I am an undercover policeman, explained the worker in Jičín, why he does not go to work. He gained trust and then disappeared with the goods

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During this traditional event, which usually takes place before the start of graduation, students symbolically say goodbye to school, when in groups and, for example, in different disguises, they attract attention to themselves at their home schools in order to collect a contribution for the graduation party.

Apparently, they did not appear in the mall in any significant way, the whistleblowers only talked about the fact that they were walking around and that they were visibly fake police officers, which, according to Rybanský, people were sure of mainly because of the youthful appearance of the trio in uniforms.

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Police intervention in OC Šestka.

The police are still investigating the circumstances of the incident. It is not yet clear whether the students actually had weapons, or whether there will be any suspicion of illegal activity in the game.

It is generally an offense to wear a police uniform without being a member of the force. The paragraph refers to the situation where the suspect is wearing a service uniform “deliberately in a place accessible to the public”.

A fake policeman in uniform and with beacons was stopping drivers in Uherskohradišťsk

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But the recession can lead to balancing on the edge of the criminal code.

For example, the case of the actors Petr Čtvrtníček and Jan Potměšil, who in 2012 filmed a clip in support of Konta Bariéra in Papírenská Street, coincidentally also in the sixth district of Prague, came to court years ago.

They were then dressed in police uniforms and stopped drivers who thought it was a real road check. Unfortunately, one man had a heart attack during the “check”. The actors defended themselves by saying that they did not want to hurt anyone, but to get people to donate to a good cause.