Thessaloniki: Repeat offender arrested driving drunk at 128 km/h instead of 50
A repeat offender driver was arrested in Thessaloniki after driving at 128 km/h in an area with a 50 km/h speed limit and refusing to stop for police. He was driving under the influence of alcohol and lacked a valid driving licence.
Thessaloniki: Repeat offender arrested driving drunk at 128 km/h instead of 50
In Thessaloniki, police stopped a driver who was travelling at a speed of 128 kilometres per hour, whilst the speed limit at that particular location was 50. The driver ignored the signal from authorities and continued on his way, before finally being immobilised.
Subsequent checks revealed that the man had consumed alcohol. Additionally, he did not possess a valid driving licence, which had been withdrawn previously due to excessive speed.
The vehicle did not have registration plates, an exhaust silencer, or insurance. The arrested driver was handed over to the judicial authorities.
Source: Naftemporiki
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