Between October 2 and 4, police officers detained 9 drunk drivers
Friday, October 2
KPP:
In the Gromadka commune, police officers detained a 19-year-old from Bolesławiec County who was driving with nearly 1.5 per mille of alcohol in his exhaled air, as well as a 33-year-old from Lubań County who drove into a ditch. The test showed 1.8 per mille.
That same day in Bolesławiec, a 57-year-old was detained after getting behind the wheel despite having his driving privileges revoked, along with a 26-year-old subject to a court-ordered ban on driving motor vehicles.
Saturday, October 3
Officers:
On Saturday, neighborhood officers detained an intoxicated van driver. The 32-year-old resident of Bolesławiec had 1.6 per mille of alcohol in his exhaled air, a court-ordered driving ban, and was wanted by the court because he had a prison sentence to serve.
In the Nowogrodziec commune, traffic police detained a 19-year-old who, with 2 per mille of alcohol in his system, lost control of his car and crashed into a fence. Several hours later, officers detained a 46-year-old driver with 1.5 per mille in the same locality.
Meanwhile, in Bolesławiec, a 40-year-old drove a passenger car after consuming alcohol; the test result was 0.9 per mille.
Sunday, October 4
Police:
Early on Sunday morning, a 33-year-old with 2 per mille of alcohol in his system drove off the road and hit a tree. Fortunately, he was alone.
In the Warta Bolesławiecka commune, an intoxicated driver was detained after a pursuit. The 45-year-old ignored signals given by the officers. The resident of Bolesławiec County had 0.7 per mille of alcohol in his exhaled air and was subject to a court-ordered driving ban.
Officers from Kruszyn detained a 58-year-old who was driving with nearly 3 per mille of alcohol in his exhaled air.
We remind you: Driving a car while intoxicated carries a penalty of up to two years in prison. Failing to stop for a traffic check can result in up to five years behind bars.