“112”: ex-footballer Karakin, who died in an accident during street racing, was not wearing a seatbelt
Became known the details of the accident, which killed the former footballer of Spartak and Dynamo Alexander Karakin. They are brought by the Telegram channel “112”.
According to the source, the ex-player of the capital’s clubs was not wearing a seat belt. Previously, the cause of the fatal accident was that the car was equipped with tires designed for racing on tracks.
“112” also reports that in the hospital, doctors diagnosed 32-year-old Karakin with a fracture of the skull, ribs, femur and hemopneumothorax. Doctors fought for his life for several hours, but they could not save him.
The accident occurred on the night of May 12 near the village of Lesnoy Gorodok near Moscow on the Minsk highway. There was another person in the car, the operator. He was taken to the hospital in serious condition.
Karakin is a graduate of the Moscow “Spartak”. He played for the youth teams of red and white and Dynamo, and also played for Khimki near Moscow. In 2018, Karakin ended his professional career.
Source: Lenta
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