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Driver convicted in Dagestan for drunk driving

A court in Dagestan sentenced a resident of Suleyman-Stalsky district, who again sat behind the wheel of a car while drunk

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Driver convicted in Dagestan for drunk driving

A court in Dagestan sentenced a resident of Suleyman-Stalsky district, who again sat behind the wheel of a car while drunk. This is reported by the prosecutor's office of the Republic.

It was established that in August of this year, the man, who had previously been brought to administrative responsibility for driving while intoxicated, again sat behind the wheel of the Lada Granta car under the influence. His actions were stopped by police officers.

The district court sentenced the driver to 200 hours of mandatory work. The convict's car was confiscated to the state.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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