
A driver in his 20s who was caught drunk driving drove home again after failing to take police follow-up measures.
Controversy has arisen after it was revealed that a driver in his 20s in Incheon drove his vehicle home again, taking advantage of the police's insufficient on-site measures, immediately after being caught for drunk driving.
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Driver A, in his 20s, was caught in a drunk driving accident and drove home again due to lack of follow-up safety measures from the police.
(Incheon = Yonhap News) Reporter Cheon Jeong-in = It was revealed that a driver in his 20s drove home again immediately after being caught by the police for drunk driving, and the police's insufficient on-site measures were put on the chopping block.
According to the Incheon Jemulpo Police Station on the 9th, at around 10:35 p.m. on the 2nd, a vehicle belonging to driver A, in his 20s, collided with a vehicle in front that was waiting at a signal on the road toward Neunghae Interchange at Seohae Intersection in Jemulpo-gu, causing a collision.
During the accident handling process, the police conducted a breathalyzer test on Mr. A and confirmed that his blood alcohol content level was equivalent to license revocation.
If drunk driving is detected, the police must take on-site safety measures to prevent the driver from driving again, such as calling a third party who can drive, such as a designated driver or family member, or keeping the vehicle keys at the police station.
However, it was discovered that the police withdrew without any follow-up action after completing the basic investigation to book Mr. A.
In the end, it was discovered that Mr. A drove his vehicle home again while drunk.
It is reported that an insurance company employee who came to the scene to handle the accident saw Mr. A driving again and reported it to the police.
The police are investigating and booked Mr. A on charges of causing injury by dangerous driving under the Aggravated Punishment Act for Specific Crimes.
A police official said, "It is true that there were some shortcomings in the process of taking action against drunk driving," and added, "We have taken measures to prevent the same incident from repeating, such as providing related training to employees."

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