Golling to Mittersill
Police pull drugged drivers out of traffic again
During checks from Golling to Mittersill on Wednesday, the Salzburg police once again caught drivers who had consumed drugs and were still at the wheel. They are now facing charges.
In Golling, officers noticed a 35-year-old Upper Austrian on Wednesday. The man was visibly impaired. The suspicion that he had taken narcotics was confirmed in a drug test. The man from Schärding then also admitted that he had smoked three joints. He had to surrender his driver's license on the spot.
Several drivers under the influence of drugs in Pinzgau
There was also a focus on Wednesday in Zell am See, where the police had 49 violations to report. Two drivers from Pinzgau (20 and 33) were found to be under the influence of drugs. Their driving licenses were confiscated. In Mittersill it was the end of the line for a Hungarian (36): after a positive rapid drug test, he admitted to having consumed marijuana.
And on Wednesday evening, a 56-year-old, obviously drunk local refused to take a breathalyzer test in Oberalm. The driver could no longer produce a driver's license because it had already been taken from him. He was not allowed to continue driving. All drugged drivers caught will now be charged.
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