Law enforcement detained ex-footballer Aliyev while intoxicated? What the ex-Dynamo player says himself Law enforcement officers in Kyiv stopped former Dynamo Kyiv player Oleksandr Aliyev while he was driving under the influence of alcohol. This was reported by Kyiv Operativny. According to the report, Aliyev was stopped on the Kyiv-based Zhylianska Street. The police officers who stopped the former football player said that he had signs of alcohol intoxication. Later, a video of Aliyev undergoing a breathalyzer test appeared online. The device showed a result of 1.32 ppm, which is more than six times the permissible norm. Oleksandr Aliyev himself confirmed the incident in a comment to "TaToTake" and stated that he was ready to bear responsibility for his actions. "Yes, it happened. I admit my mistake. I am ready to bear responsibility. What else can I say?" - Aliyev said.
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In Kyiv, former football player Oleksandr Aliyev was detained while driving. Telegram channels write that he was drunk, but the athlete himself denies this.
Metropolitan Telegram channels report that law enforcement officers in Kyiv detained former Dynamo Kyiv football player Oleksandr Aliyev while driving a Mercedes-Benz car, who was allegedly intoxicated. The football player himself reacted emotionally to the news posted in public, noting that he was not drunk and had already "resolved everything" with the police, reports UNN.
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According to Telegram channels, former Dynamo Kyiv football player Oleksandr Aliyev was detained by patrol police officers at a gas station in the Karavaevi Dachi district of Kyiv.
The reasons for the detention are currently unknown, but local channels report that he was intoxicated and resisted law enforcement officers during the detention.
The video shows Aliyev lying on the asphalt while law enforcement officers put handcuffs on him. He was accompanied by a woman who climbed onto the hood of a police car.
Aliyev himself reacted to his "detention" on Instagram.
"Good evening everyone. Where am I drunk, tell me? The fact that they write that I'm drunk... I'm in the same place, in the same place. Normal, adequate. Why did you decide that I'm drunk? Everything is fine with me, everything is fine with me. We figured it out. That's all. So don't write all sorts of nonsense. I'm telling you again," Aliyev said.