No one is perfect on the road, that’s a fact. And the first person to tell us otherwise must have left out a few small details of their driving life. Because speeding can happen quickly, even if you always exercise great care behind the wheel. But some are very clearly abusing and deliberately committing crimes, sometimes provoking law enforcement officers. And it often happens that they have to face surprises, to put it mildly, surprising. This is exactly what happened in the story that we will tell you below.
Autonomous radar #Tonneau Charente which flashes ERROR from 80 km/h. (speed limited to 90)
Users who have to deal with the competition, others quickly paid to avoid a fixed penalty. We need to undo all of this quickly‼️@Prefect17 ???? pic.twitter.com/yozl0GBWwW
— Info Traffic 17 (@infotrafic17) December 16, 2022
A small fault…
It happened a few days ago, or rather last July 9. On that day, the gendarmes check the speed on the highway, which is an absolutely banal activity, especially during the period of large departures on vacation. Suddenly they see a car driving at high speed. And it is not for nothing that this one flashes on speed 150 km/h, on the section with a limit of 130 km/h. Very quickly, the police arrested the driver on the A63 at the level of the town of Lugos, in the Gironde, around 8:30 p.m. And here they did not end with their surprises, on the contrary.
…which hides something else
Indeed, after stopping the vehicle, the gendarmes discovered no less nine men hidden in the trunk the last These are men of Indian nationality who had illegal status and were on their way to Spain. Ultimately, their ride was short-lived as the driver was apprehended and taken into custody. The latter would receive 100 euros per traveler to transport them to the border. He is at great risk now that he could be prosecuted for trafficking in persons for a reward or benefit.
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Source: Auto Plus
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