Echoes of Reid in Vilnius: the BMW driver became the record holder of the night, and the drunk rum continued his journey on foot

Starting at 10 pm, officials lined up in different parts of Vilnius: Laisvės Avenue and Buivydiškių Street. There was no shortage of criminals in both places.

The man driving a Subaru car stopped on Laisvės Avenue was drunk and a citizen blew 1.39 per thousand on the alcohol meter. The driver was unhappy with the media attention, demanding that he not be photographed or filmed.

Another driver was not expecting a raid on the same street. A young man driving an Audi car saw the officers and stopped abruptly, finally realizing that he would not be hiding anywhere, he introduced himself to the police officers. Initially, the driver said that the car did not have a roadworthiness test, as it turned out a little later, this was not the only reason to avoid the raid. According to officials, the guy also didn’t have a driver’s license.

Soon, a driver of a Mercedes-Benz car got stuck on Buivydiškių street and blew 1.38 prom into the alcohol meter. The Volvo driver was also uncomfortable, with a drunkenness of 1.11 per thousand.

Drunk BMW driver

At around 11:30 pm the record holder for the raid, the driver of a BMW car, was arrested on the street. An apparently drunk man blew 2.75 per thousand into the alcohol meter. The officials also discovered that the citizen does not have the right to drive a car. According to preliminary data, the man had a driving license obtained in Russia, which is not valid in Lithuania.

The BMW car was transported to a police-guarded parking lot, and a man and officers visited a police station.

A Ukrainian citizen was also involved in the raid, injected a permissible norm of 0.21 avg into the breathalyzer, but the driver did not escape the pleasures. The man was driving a VW Transporter without the right to do so.

A trip home on foot

Shortly after midnight, the officers moved to Olandų Street. Drunk drivers still growing up were arrested here.

Not only did the Roma man driving the Audi car not have a driver’s license, but he was also drunk. The driver blew 0.92 per thousand into the alcohol meter. It turns out that a man while driving was risking not only his own health and the well-being of those around him, but also the well-being of the minor transported together.

Also on this street, officials set 0.53 avg per driver. drunkenness, the other 0.42 avg.