Police stop VW driver in Hermsdorf with 1.60 promille
Blood test ordered after officers smelled alcohol and confiscated the driver’s licence.
Police stopped a 41-year-old VW driver in Hermsdorf after officers noticed signs of alcohol while he was driving on Naumburger Straße, in Germany.
An alcohol test showed a reading of 1.60 promille. Police then ordered a blood sample, confiscated the driver’s licence, and opened a report for drunk driving.
The case concerns the findings from the roadside alcohol test and the subsequent blood draw, with the driver treated as suspected of being unfit to drive based on the measured alcohol level.
Investigations are ongoing as the report moves forward through the legal process.
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Source:
German Police (Presseportal)