In the Vilnius district, a 1994-born driver reported to authorities that he had an altercation with his passenger, a 1993-born acquaintance, while they were traveling in a Volkswagen Passat. During the incident, after an argument escalated, the passenger exited the stopped vehicle and physically assaulted the driver. Subsequently, the passenger got back in the car, stole it, and fled the scene.

Despite the physical confrontation, the driver did not seek medical assistance for his injuries, which suggests that while he was assaulted, the injuries were not severe enough to warrant emergency care. The reported financial loss due to the theft of the vehicle amounts to 1,170 euros, indicating the value of the stolen car and possibly its contents, although no details on the vehicle's condition or any additional items that may have been inside are provided.

Following this incident, law enforcement has initiated a pre-trial investigation into the matter under accusations of robbery. This case highlights ongoing concerns about passenger safety in vehicles as well as the potential dangers of interpersonal conflicts when riding together, prompting discussions on the need for awareness when traveling with acquaintances or strangers.