The Shevchenkovsky District Court of Kyiv found guilty the major of the Ukrainian Military Medical Academy Volodymyr Kholodny, who shot down three first-year students of the military medical academy in 2020. Judge Antonina Kvasha sentenced Kholodny to six years behind bars. In addition, he was banned from driving for three years and awarded 249,000 hryvnia for the treatment of victims.. It is reported by "
The court hearing lasted 2 years..
As reported, in August 2020, Major Vladimir Kholodny, head of the military doctor training faculty, while driving a Toyota Prius, knocked down three cadets who had come to receive military uniforms.. As a result of the collision, two girls had one leg amputated.
Kholodny, two weeks before the accident, was transferred to work from a military unit at the Academy for the position of head of the course of the faculty for training military doctors. On the day of the accident, he was on vacation, but came to work to help get things for the cadets..