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In one night in Tver stopped two drunk drivers

Every day, traffic police officers stop drivers on the roads in a state of intoxication

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In one night in Tver stopped two drunk drivers

Every day, traffic police officers stop drivers on the roads in a state of intoxication. According to the Agency, since the beginning of the year in the city identified 511 citizens who sat behind the wheel of vehicles under the influence.

So, in the night from 27 to 28 October, the inspectors again caught in the regional center insane drivers. At once two people decided to drive cars in a state of intoxication.

In respect of violators, administrative materials were drawn up under Article 12.8 of the Administrative Code of the Russian Federation. Vehicles are placed in a special parking lot.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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