He drove with more than two per mille of alcohol in his blood on the Podgorica-Cetinje road

He drove with over 2‰ blood alcohol content on the Podgorica-Cetinje road.
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A resident of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) has received a 15-day prison sentence for operating a vehicle with an alcohol content exceeding two per mille on the Podgorica-Cetinje roadway.

This information was shared by the Police Administration (UP) via the social media platform Iks.

“The police in Podgorica apprehended driver H.Ž. (45), a citizen of Bosnia and Herzegovina, on the Podgorica-Cetinje main route in Barutana. Alcohol testing revealed that he was driving with a concentration of 2.14 g/kg. A misdemeanor judge subsequently sentenced him to 15 days in prison,” stated the police.

????#PG @PolicijaCG is stationed on the main route #PG–#CT near #Barutana, detaining driver H.Ž. (45), a citizen of 🇧🇦. The alcohol test indicated a concentration of 2.14 g/kg. He was sentenced by the misdemeanor judge to 15 days in prison.
– Crne Gore (@PolicijaCG) April 19, 2025

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