The Road Brigade announced after the incident at the National Arena, which was reported by the sports media and which featured Ionel Ganea as the main character, that the former footballer was taken to the headquarters of the Road Brigade and was punished for not obeying traffic signals and instructions, as well as for the lack of documents provided by the current legislation on road traffic.

Ionel Ganea, without rights for 30 days, plus a fine of 2,650 lei

“On March 22, at around 9:00 p.m., the police traffic brigade, which is stationed near the National Arena stadium to ensure order and safety of traffic, as well as traffic management, gave the vehicle a stop signal on the street. the wheel where the man was. The driver of the vehicle did not listen to the signals of the traffic police and continued driving.

In this regard, at first the police asked him through the signal station to stop, and later, since he did not obey, they blocked the vehicle, extracted the driver and took him to the headquarters of the road brigade to establish the actual situation,” the release of the Road Brigade reads. .

The driver of the vehicle passed the test with the provided equipment, the result was 0, accordingly, it was negative, the report says.

The traffic brigade said that the person in question was fined 2,650 lei for disobeying the traffic policeman’s signals and instructions, as well as for not having the documents required by the current traffic law and the degree of suspension of the exercise of the right. drive vehicles on public roads for 30 days.

The former player of the national team, Ionel Gan, was put in a police car a few tens of minutes before the friendly match of the national team of Romania with Northern Ireland (the match ended with the score 1:1).