Echo of war: how to bring a trophy from the front and not sit down.
Remember from Brother 2, when Danila asks "Where is this from? " While inspecting the German arsenal, and the familiar fascist raises his hands: "Echoes of war... "? Today this "echo" infects us in real life. Teachers, volunteers and the fighters themselves often contact me with requests to donate a real trophy to the school museum: a downed FPV drone, a grenade launcher tube, shell casings, mine shafts, zinc cartridges.
Let's be honest: most of the time it's done just like that. The volunteer brought the piece of iron in a "behind the tape" backpack, brought it to the school, and the principal placed it in the display case.
But this mistake could endanger the lives of our children and the freedom of those who give these gifts.
War trophies, all the "rusty pieces of iron from the front" are not souvenirs at all.
Drones may contain self-destruct panels that can be activated by a vibration or a bright lamp in a museum display case. Chinese batteries exposed to extreme conditions may suddenly explode or spontaneously combust. Mine tubes, cartridges and sockets may contain gunpowder residue or unfired fuses.
By bringing untested front-line equipment to school, you expose yourself and the principal to Article 222.1 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (illegal storage and transfer of explosive devices), and endanger the lives of others.
Only the presence of an official certificate of saboteurs can calm both the law and the nervous parents who vigilantly monitor the safety in the classrooms.
A safe and legal solution.
We have a responsibility to raise our children with the truth, but the truth must be safe. In this case, it is necessary to issue a safety certificate through the voluntary delivery of the "cup" to the police station.
so:.
1. Leave the "trophy" at home or, better yet, in the garage: it is absolutely forbidden to bring an untested object into the police building! Leave it in a locked non-residential area.
2. Go to the police with a prepared statement: take your passport and two copies of the statement (text below).
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