alcohol was found in the blood of the deceased

Alcohol was found in the blood of a man who died in a resonant accident in Kharkov with the participation of a 16-year-old driver. Nevertheless, he did not violate the traffic rules and could not be the culprit of the accident.

The speaker of the Kharkiv Regional Prosecutor’s Office Dmitry Chubenko said this “Ukrinform”. According to him, experts found 3.65 ppm in the blood samples of the deceased, which is an “administrative offense”.

Due to the death, a man who was driving a Chevrolet Aveo at the time of the accident cannot be held liable for drunk driving.

“There were no traffic violations in his actions that would have been causally related to the cause of the accident, which is confirmed by the conclusions of the auto-technical examination,” Dmitry Chubenko explained.

With regard to the use of the fact of drunkenness of the victim of an accident by the defense of 16-year-old Nikolai Kharkivsky, Chubenko said that the investigators had collected enough evidence.

“We have fully and comprehensively proved the guilt of the suspect, and we also have enough evidence to present to the court,” he said.

According to the examination, multiple injuries to vital organs led to the death of the deceased.

As OBOZREVATEL reported earlier lawyer of Nikolay Kharkovsky Inna Danilova stated that the person killed in the accident was drunk. According to her, the victims and their representatives allegedly concealed this information.

Let us remind you that the fatal accident happened on October 26. At great speed Infiniti flew into a Chevrolet Aveo, who was driving to the “green” light along Gagarin Avenue. The cars were actually blown apart, one person died, and three more were seriously injured.

December 24 investigation of the accident in Kharkov was completed under two articles: on traffic violations and false reporting of a crime. The first provides for from 3 to 8 years in prison, the second – up to two years. The suspect’s defense stated that the teenager fully admits his guilt.

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