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Drunk, in the afternoon, she hits an old woman on the crosswalk. It happened in recent days in via Nazionale in Seriate, where local police officers intervened due to an accident.
Arrived at the scene, they rebuilt the dynamics. At around 4.30 p.m. the 30-year-old woman from the area ran over an elderly woman when she was crossing the pedestrian crossing, causing her to jump seven meters. Rescued immediately, she is hospitalized at the Gavazzeni Clinics in Bergamo, although she is not in danger of death.
After investigations, it was found that the driver of the car was intoxicated, with a rate higher than twice the maximum allowed limit. The vehicle was subjected to a criminal seizure, the license was withdrawn and sent to the Prefecture of Bergamo for revocation. A prisoner for crimes against property, she was also referred to the judicial authority for injuries and driving under the influence of alcohol.
Another drunk at the wheel, in the afternoon, was pinched by Seriatese agents on Thursday in Via Roma. It is about a 40-year-old man from the town, with a clean record, who had violently collided from behind the vehicle in front of him.
The man, accompanied by the command of Via Paderno, was under the influence of alcohol at a rate of 3.30 grams per liter, six times over the permitted limit. The 40-year-old admitted that he had drunk too many glasses at the table and apologized.
The local Seriate police also detained a 30-year-old who had committed a traffic code violation. During the check, the man suddenly became enraged, lunged at the officers and claimed he was in a rush because he was on his way to work and was late.
Investigations revealed that his car had already been impounded in the previous days and therefore could not have circulated. Also, the driver did not have a driving license with him, which expired in 2016 and was never renewed.
For the young man, convicted of drug trafficking, the confiscation of the vehicle was activated for the purpose of alienation, the revocation of the driving license and a fine of more than 2000 euros.
The same police force sent a 16-year-old boy and a 30-year-old man of Maghreb origin to a state of freedom for resisting a public official and illegal occupation of a building. The intervention following a complaint from the caretaker of an uninhabited village in the town.
Shocked on the inside, the two attacked the officers with shoving and kicking, before being blocked. Subjected to fingerprint photo surveys for being undocumented, it was determined that they were prejudiced for crimes related to drug trafficking and property, as well as being illegal in Italy.
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