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The Crimean again sat behind the wheel drunk and lost his rights

Dzhankoy District Court found a local resident guilty of driving while intoxicated by a person re-punished for refusing medical examination

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The Crimean again sat behind the wheel drunk and lost his rights

The district court of Dzhankoy found a local resident guilty of driving while intoxicated by a person re-punished for refusing a medical examination. This was reported in the press service of the Prosecutor’s office of Crimea.

The man was driving a Daewoo Nexia on a road near the village of Emerald, Dzhankoy district. He was stopped by traffic police officers, who noticed signs of intoxication in the driver and offered to undergo a medical examination - he refused.

The court imposed a penalty of 160 hours of compulsory work with deprivation of the right to drive a vehicle for two years and six months.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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