Driver violated alcohol concentration, used fake press card
On the evening of September 29, the Traffic Police Department announced that its working group, while on duty in Thai Nguyen, discovered a subject violating alcohol concentration and using a fake press card...
According to the working group of the Traffic Police Department, recently the working group coordinated with the Traffic Police Department of Thai Nguyen Province to deploy the task of patrolling, controlling, and handling alcohol concentration violations in Thai Nguyen City (Thai Nguyen Province).
Subject Nguyen Quang Hung and fake press card.
On September 20, at around 9:40 p.m., the task force stopped the car with license plate 30E-317.43 driven by Nguyen Quang Hung and informed him to check the alcohol concentration of the driver. The results of the measurement by the device later showed that the driver Hung violated the level of 0.497 mg/l of breath, so the task force proceeded to draw up a record of administrative fines for the driver.
On September 28, the male driver went to the provincial Traffic Police Department headquarters to resolve the alcohol concentration violation according to the appointment and presented 3 cards to the traffic police officers including: 1 journalist card with the position of Deputy Head of the News Department - Traffic Safety Department of a television station; 1 journalist card and 1 journalist card with the position of Deputy Head of the News Department.
Traffic police officers conducted professional measures to check and determine that the card number of Nguyen Quang Hung was fake. The case was immediately reported to the Thai Nguyen City Police Department for settlement according to the law.
Continuing to verify, the subject Hung had 2 previous convictions and 1 previous criminal record.
Currently, the Thai Nguyen City Police Department has issued an Emergency Detention Order and a 3-day criminal detention decision for Nguyen Quang Hung to continue investigating and handling according to the provisions of law.
