THE Malaga local police investigation into a driver who ran over a pedestrian last Sunday, September 22, in the area of the Goods Transport Center. Apparently, after taking a breathalyzer test, the man quintupled the legal alcohol limit.
The events took place on 8:10 a.m. last Sunday, September 22. A police team was summoned by room 092 of the Malaga Local Police to appear at the gas station of the goods transport center, located on Franz Liszt Street, because There was a road accident with a pedestrian struckwho appears to have been slightly injured.
Once there, local police questioned the victim, a 34-year-old man, who told them: He was outside his vehicle chatting with friends when he was hit by a van.causing him to bruise his knee. According to police sources, these statements were contradicted by several witnesses to the facts. Finally, The injured person was rescued by ambulance on site, not requiring transfer to a health center.
Likewise, the officers identified and questioned the driver of the vehicle involved, and were able to assess him. unmistakable signs of being under the influence of alcoholic beverages.
The agents therefore informed him that he had to accompany them to offices of the Traffic Accident Investigation Group (GIAA) to submit to the breathalyzervoluntarily accepting and launching a positive result of 1.37 and 1.45 milligrams of alcohol per liter of exhaled air on the first and second testsrespectively.
To the driver, to whom He had no criminal record relating to a traffic safety offense or any other type of offense in this police force.a, he was read his rights as an investigator who was not arrested for the alleged authorship of the aforementioned traffic safety crime, and was summoned and ultimately convicted after a speedy trial was held.
Concerning the vehicle, the local police verified that it had the correct papers, belonging to a company, therefore Officers contacted its owner to take care of it.
During the speedy trial, he was sentenced to eight months of deprivation of driving, four months and two days of fine of ten euros per day and corresponding civil liability.
