SloveniaA man with Romanian citizenship was stopped by police in Slovenia after he filled up fuel at a service station in Sežana but did not pay for it. He had purchased a vignette (toll ticket) for his personal vehicle but refused to pay for the fuel. The police later stopped him at Razdrto and discovered that he was driving a truck with three people inside, totaling five occupants, including two adults and three children. None of the children were properly insured, nor was the dog, and the driver was not using a seatbelt, resulting in fines for both him and his passenger. Additionally, the vignette he purchased was invalid as it was meant for a private vehicle. The police issued warnings for the lack of proper documents for the child and the incomplete documentation provided by the parent.
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