Upon examination, it was revealed that the detained individual lacked both a driver's license and documents for the vehicle. Additionally, the man showed clear signs of alcohol intoxication. He was subsequently taken to the state narcological service, where the fact of intoxication was confirmed.
During the identification process, the driver admitted that he had no documents verifying his identity, including a passport and a birth certificate. He noted that the only document he ever had was a Soviet passport, but he did not show it.
Protocols were drawn up against the driver, and his vehicle was sent to the impound lot. The case was forwarded to the relevant authorities for further investigation.
The Patrol Service emphasizes that driving under the influence of alcohol is a serious offense that poses a danger to all road users, and such cases will be strictly suppressed.
