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Hit 3.06 per thousand in the blood
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The former Tre Kronor hero crashed into the center railing with his car.
When police arrived at the scene, the man was found to have 3.06 per thousand alcohol in his blood.
He is now charged with aggravated drunk driving.
It was in August of this year that the former NHL player drove at E18. According to the preliminary investigation report, witnesses noted that the ride was unstable and at a relatively slow speed before stopping at a central railing.
A witness approached the car and found the former Tre Kronor hero asleep and unreachable.
He recognized the crime on the spot
The police were called to the scene and took blood samples, which showed 3.06 per thousand in the blood. You are well above the drunk driving limit of 1.0 per thousand.
The man who had a long and successful career admitted to the crime and believes that he drank large amounts of alcohol for several days. On the day in question, you must have stopped several times and had alcohol “shots” prior to the accident.
He is now charged with aggravated drunk driving and had his driver’s license revoked. The scale of sanction for aggravated drunk driving is a prison term of up to two years.
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