The Lowdown

For the last year, a 19-year-old Ukrainian BMW driver tore up the streets of Poznań like he owned them—dodging cops, racking up 119 penalty points, and flipping off speed cameras like some untouchable street king. But guess what? Game over. The cops finally caught him, and now he’s facing deportation—which might be the biggest L of his life, considering what’s waiting for him back home.

Reckless, Arrogant, and Out of Control

This dude wasn’t just speeding—he was going full Fast & Furious, pushing 50 km/h over the limit in built-up areas, swerving through traffic, and breaking laws like they didn’t exist. Every time a speed camera caught him, he threw up the middle finger, thinking he was above the rules.

Cops from Poznań-Grunwald station were on his tail for months, piecing together his reckless stunts. When they finally pulled up to his place, he had nowhere to run. Turns out, he wasn’t just a menace on the roads—he’d also been busted for shoplifting and had a history of fines.

Karma Hits Hard—Deportation Incoming

Now, it’s payback time. He’s not just losing his license and facing a 30,000 PLN fine—he’s getting kicked out of Poland for good. Authorities have ruled him a public safety threat, and they’ve already started the paperwork to send him back to Ukraine.

But here’s the real kicker—with the war still raging, Ukraine is forcing young men into military service. So when he lands back home, he might be looking at something way worse than losing his car.

Lesson Learned? Too Late.

Dude had it good. He was chilling in Poland while his country was at war, but instead of keeping a low profile, he turned into a one-man demolition derby. Now, he’s about to find out the real cost of acting like he was untouchable.

One thing’s for sure—he won’t be flipping off any more speed cameras.