Hlozek Stopped by Moscow Traffic Police

[Bojovnik 487]

The tabloid press in the Russian capital was awash with photographs of Moscow Menace defenceman Jan Hlozek on Sunday, after what appeared to be a heated traffic stop involving the Moscow Menace blueliner.

 

Hlozek, who has seen before driving through Moscow’s historic capital in a black German sedan, was stopped by traffic police in the Khoroshevskii district of the Russian capital, an area in which many of the Menace players are thought to live.

 

Bystanders who recognized Hlozek began to film the event on their telephones, and the Moscow Menace #81 appeared to get very heated when the officers at the stop asked him to present his documents.

Hlozek was not detained by the police for his outburst, but the local Ministry of Internal Affairs branch issued the following statement.

 

“On Sunday April 24, Moscow Traffic Police of the Khoroshevskii District asked a Czech citizen, male, 31 years of age, to present his documents. The officers who actioned the traffic stop acted in a professional manner in light of the foreigner’s erratic behavior,” the statement read.

 

Hlozek and his agent were contacted for comment, although both declined to reply. The Moscow Menace also refused to comment on the incident.