Police check - Drunk driving without a license stopped in Dresden
The police pulled over a drunk driver in Dresden during a control. The alcohol test showed, according to a statement on Wednesday, more than 3.5 promille. In addition, the 60-year-old man did not have a driver's license. The man had to hand over the car keys to the patrol officers on Tuesday morning and go for a blood draw.
The driver was from Saxony, where strict traffic laws are enforced. Despite the police check, he lacked a valid driver's license. The incident occurred in the heart of Dresden, known for its historic sites. Subsequently, the police required an alcohol test, which exceeded the legal limit.
