The Brasserie Park terrace near TsUM was dismantled following a conflict between an employee and a courier
In Tashkent, the terrace of the Brasserie Park restaurant, which restricted pedestrian movement, was dismantled. This occurred following a conflict between a restaurant representative and a courier traveling along the sidewalk. The employee swore at and threatened the underage courier. The summer area with tables installed had existed for several years.
Brasserie Park terrace near TSUM dismantled following conflict between employee and courier
In front of the Central Department Store (TSUM) in Tashkent, a representative of the Brasserie Park restaurant insulted and threatened a minor courier passing through the terrace located on the sidewalk.
The employee ran after the courier and said to him: “That's it, go, if you want, I'll even give you a slap… Do you think you can scare me with a phone? Use your common sense, people are eating here, and you are riding a scooter… Wouldn't it be strange to you if someone rode a scooter past where you were eating… Get off and push it. Don't you guys have a rule that you should get off and push it through? Don't scare me with your camera… Get out of here, don't pass through here a second time.”
The courier, on the other hand, stated that the situation could be explained and that he had already apologized.
This summer terrace had existed at this location for several years.
The capital's khokimiyat announced that an inspection conducted on Sunday revealed violations of the requirements for the use of the area, including ensuring the free movement of pedestrians.
“Appropriate measures have been taken. The territory has been brought into compliance with legislative requirements,” the message reads.
“Creating a comfortable city is one of the main tasks of the khokimiyat. We strive to make the urban environment comfortable for residents, and for entrepreneurs to be able to develop their business while observing established requirements and respecting the rights of fellow citizens. The convenience and safety of pedestrians are among the priorities in organizing the urban environment.
Public spaces must remain accessible to residents,” the khokimiyat said in a statement.
According to the Tashkent City Main Department of Internal Affairs, the conflict between the 36-year-old restaurant representative and the 17-year-old courier occurred on October 17 at around 13:00.
The representative of the establishment, S. R., “intentionally disregarding the rules of conduct in society, treated [the minor] rudely and violated public order,” the Main Department of Internal Affairs reported.
An administrative protocol was drawn up against the man under Article 183 (Petty hooliganism) of the Code of Administrative Responsibility. The collected documents have been sent to the Mirabad District Criminal Court.