An alcohol test in the parking lot at Rema 1000 in Dybbølgade prompted the police to take severe action. More than two per mille were found in the woman’s blood.
A Tuesday afternoon car trip has consequences for a 59-year-old woman from the Broacker (Broager) area. The woman was stopped at 5:22 p.m. in the parking lot of Rema 1000 on Dybbølgade and she was very drunk, according to the police.
“The test showed that the woman had a blood alcohol level of over two thousand,” said police commissioner Jan Rasmussen.
The test showed that the woman had over two per thousand in the blood.
Jan Rasmussen, Police Commissioner
According to the Federal Center for Health Education, between 2 and 3 per thousand in the blood of people have serious consequences. They have severe balance and concentration problems. Confusion and vomiting occur. The ability to react is severely reduced and memory and consciousness disorders occur.
The police therefore took consistent measures. The car was immediately towed away to prevent the drunk woman from driving further. The 59-year-old is now accused of mad driving (vanvidskørsel). The police want to confiscate the car.
2023-05-03 09:49:42
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