License Revoked: Driver Caught in Test, Suspected Drugged Driving
A 32-year-old driver was stopped during a driving test and subsequently prohibited from continuing, sparking an investigation into potential license violations and suspected drugged driving. The driver initially demanded the inspection be halted, citing a hair appointment. However, the test proceeded, and the driver exhibited signs of possible alcohol or drug influence. A breath test for alcohol was passed, but a drug test was refused. Further investigation revealed the driver was operating without a valid license, as it had been previously revoked. Authorities are also looking into the vehicle owner's role in allowing or arranging this unlicensed drive. A blood sample was taken at the city police station for evidence. The 32-year-old driver is under investigation for driving without a license and suspected drugged driving. The vehicle owner is also being probed for their involvement. Results of the blood test are pending.
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