In Lviv, a Belarusian urinated from a second-floor window. He was fined 1 euro
Ukrainian fines are extremely small.

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Lviv Railway District Court considered an unusual case — a citizen of Belarus urinated from a second-floor window.
According to the police report, the case was considered under Article 173 of the Code of Ukraine on Administrative Offenses ("petty hooliganism").
The court found the Belarusian guilty, but sentenced him to a fine of only 51 hryvnia (1 euro at the time's exchange rate). Another approximately 12 euros were to be collected from him as court fees.
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Пад вокнамі ў кустах увогуле маўчу, што тварылася.
Калі ў Львове грамадзянін Беларусі пасцаў з другога паверху - нарэшце ў стужку НН трапіла жыццё беларусаў у Львове!