Journalist R. Miliūtė spoke out on social network “Facebook” about V. Laučius’s action. She also raised an important question.
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“With 2.32 per mille in the middle of the day, you ram into a pole, run away, and the next morning you normally spread your expertise at Perednis.
Or is it that the expert slept it off and completely forgot about yesterday?…”, wrote R. Miliūtė.
TV show and event host, communications specialist Ignas Grinevičius also commented on V. Laučius’s action.
“A great opportunity to talk about who Vladimiras Laučius is. The same one who squealed with joy when Olegas, who posed no threat to poles or people, was arrested with weed.
His penultimate FB post is an advertisement for Belarusian fertilizer transit. Arguing, of course, bypasses the fact that transit is a strategic interest of the regime and a way to strengthen the fifth column in Lithuania.
In the past, this person possibly used his influence in the media during his many days as the chief editor of LRT.lt, later strengthening that influence behind the scenes by possibly spreading rumors about how Karbauskis listens to him. Or seemingly implying that he is actually the head of the Geopolitics and Security Studies Center.
Today, Mr. Laučius uses his influence working at the same Geopolitics and Security Studies Center, whose shareholder is the Ministry of National Defence, by integrating openly pro-Russian political scientists like A. Kasparavičius or Š. Liekis into otherwise pro-state media outlets.
All this is covered by a formal pro-Ukrainian/anti-Russian stance. Or he drowns in two or three exiles, because enduring this role should be difficult.
One never wants to rejoice in colleagues’ failures, whatever they may be. Today – nothing personal, but simply for general hygiene – it would be healthy if the consequences for reputation and career were irreversible,” wrote I. Grinevičius.
Žmonės.lt reminds that the Vilnius police incident summary states that on May 31 at about 17:31 in Vilnius, Blindžių St., a drunk (2.32 per mille) man (born 1972) was driving a Toyota Rav4.
A pre-trial investigation has been launched under Article 281, Part 1 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Lithuania. It states that anyone who drives a motor vehicle, tractor, or self-propelled machine or teaches practical driving while intoxicated with 1.51 per mille or more, or avoids intoxication testing when signs of intoxication are present, or consumes alcohol after a traffic accident until circumstances are established and has 1.51 per mille or more intoxication, shall be punished by a fine, arrest, or imprisonment for up to one year.
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