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In Mordovia, a drunk driver tried to impersonate a passenger

The driver did not respond and tried to escape.

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In Mordovia, a drunk driver tried to impersonate a passenger

In Ardatov, Rosgvardia employees helped detain a 37-year-old motorist who was trying to escape the pursuit. The man was driving a VAZ-2114 and visibly wagging on the road, causing interference to other traffic participants.

The driver did not respond and tried to escape. Officers of the DPS and Regardie joined the persecution. When the car was stopped, the man refused to show documents, and then again sharply moved from the spot, hitting one of the law enforcement officers.

The car was soon blocked. At this point, the driver tried to move into the passenger seat to hide that he was driving. However, he failed to deceive the staff.

A man with signs of alcohol intoxication was taken to the police department.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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