A woman died in a car crash in Flémalle (Liège province) on Monday night, according to the local firefighters and the Liège prosecutor’s office. The driver of the vehicle was found to be involved in selling drugs. The fatal incident occurred at around 2:20 am on Tuesday on Théodule Gonda Avenue, where the passenger in the car lost her life. Upon searching the vehicle, police found cannabis, a scale, and €120 in small bills. During his interrogation, the accused driver admitted to having been selling narcotics for a week and was referred to the Liège prosecutor’s office. The investigation is ongoing.
A woman lost her life in the night from Monday to Tuesday in a road accident in Flémalle (province of Liège), indicate the firefighters and the parquet floor of Liège. The driver of the vehicle was charged with selling narcotics.
The fatal accident occurred around 2:20 a.m. Tuesday, avenue Théodule Gonda. The passenger in the vehicle died. In the car, the police found cannabis, a precision scale and 120 euros in small bills.
During his hearing, the driver born in 1998 confessed that he had been selling narcotics for a week. He was referred to the Liège prosecutor’s office.
The investigation is continuing.
This tragic incident serves as a reminder of the dangers of drug use and trafficking on our roads. Our thoughts are with the family and loved ones of the victim. We hope that justice will be served and that this event can ultimately lead to greater awareness and prevention efforts once morest drug-related accidents. Stay safe and stay vigilant on the roads.
