The video that has come to light is shocking and concerns the traffic accident last Friday, outside the Parliament, where the 23-year-old lost his life Jason, whose family touched the hearts of people throughout Greece by donating his organs.

The shocking video released late last night, which captures the critical moments of the car accident outside the side entrance of the Parliament on March 12, raises very serious questions both about the circumstances at that time and about what followed.

The questions

1. Why did the police officer, who was driving Dora Bakoyannis’s official car, choose to to act unlawfully by doing left turn by cutting off the opposing current, especially at a time when There is no other police officer directing traffic (as has always been the case and wrongly (Does this happen at this specific point?);

2. Why moved the car the police driver, especially when the Traffic Division points out that:

If the traffic accident resulted in death or bodily injury, every driver and anyone else involved must:

To provide the the necessary assistance and support for those affected.
Notify the nearest police authority and remain at the scene of the accident until the relevant authorities arrive there.
Prevent any changes to the scene of the accident (such as moving vehicles, parts, etc.) that could hinder the police’s investigation.

3. The Speaker of the House must respond: Where did the police officer who was driving go after the accident? What caused the incident? Is it true that he went inside? in the Parliament's garage;

4. Why slow down the police officer driving the patrol car when cut off the oncoming traffic from the right Queen Sophia's, where 23-year-old Iasonas, who lost his life, was walking?;

5. What were the police officers tasked with guarding the entrance and regulating vehicle access doing at that time? The video shows at least five police officers to stand or wander around the area.