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In Yukhnov, a drunk driver was left without a car

A resident of Yukhnov again sat behind the wheel under the influence and by a court decision was left without a car. The 32-year-old man was found guilty of a criminal offence.

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In Yukhnov, a drunk driver was left without a car

A resident of Yukhnov again sat behind the wheel under the influence and by a court decision was left without a car. The 32-year-old man was found guilty of a criminal offence.

In May 2026, traffic police stopped him driving a VAZ-21101.

The examination confirmed alcohol intoxication. A motorist has previously received an administrative penalty for a similar violation.

The court ordered him 320 hours of mandatory work and banned him from driving for two years. The car was confiscated in favor of the state.

As told earlier “MK in Kaluga”, in Kozelsk arrested the car of a naughty driver.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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