The Dane hit a construction fence and a car with his car and then drove off without stopping. A witness called the police and said that the man was wearing ski boots. According to the police, the Dane had a blood alcohol level of just over two thousand and officers confiscated his driver’s license.
Rollover at 1.5 per mille
There was also a crash involving a drunk person in St. Johann im Pongau on Sunday night. A 42-year-old drove his vehicle onto the shoulder of the Großarler Landesstraße, the car rolled over and came to rest on the road. The rescue team took the driver injured to the Schwarzach hospital. He had 1.5 per mille of alcohol in his blood. Police took away the driver’s license and the man was reported.
Smoked a joint while driving
In Salzburg-Maxglan, police officers stopped a 25-year-old with his car in Rochusgasse shortly before 10 p.m. There was a strong smell of cannabis in the vehicle. The driver stated that he had just smoked a joint. In the vehicle, the police found 200 grams of cannabis herb, a joint and brass knuckles. The police seized the items. The medical officer determined that he was unfit to drive due to cannabis and cocaine in his urine. In addition, the sticker on the vehicle had expired and the Salzburg resident did not have a driver’s license. Advertisements follow.
No license plate, no driver’s license
A little later, officers also stopped two alcohol drivers with a alcohol content of 1.2 and 1.48 per mille in Rochusgasse. The police took the driver’s licenses and reported the drivers. Also reported was a 53-year-old who was driving his car in Bad Hofgastein im Pongau on Saturday evening with 1.38 per mille of alcohol in his blood and without a license plate on the vehicle. In addition, the Hungarian does not have a driving license.
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