
Police officers from Przeworsk detained a Kia driver who had almost 3 per mille of alcohol in his blood and pretended to be a prosecutor.
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The arrest took place after reporting a drunk driver on the A4 motorway.
The arrest took place after the emergency number received a report that a car was driving on the A4 motorway and its driver may be drunk. Police officers from Przeworsk took action and stopped a Kia.
It turned out that the 53-year-old driver was completely drunk. The test showed almost 3 per mille of alcohol.
During the inspection, the man informed that he was a prosecutor. He was taken to the police detention center and his superior was informed about the case.

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