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The Breath Test Showed Four per Mille, the Driver Was Sober. the Culprit Is Surprising
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Police officers in Ostrava experienced an unusual situation during Friday's Easter checks. One of the drivers tested had a blood alcohol level of more than four per mille during a breath test.
A curious case was handled by police in Ostrava. During a routine roadside check, they stopped a driver whose breathalyzer test showed an extreme level of over four per mille of alcohol. Such a result would usually indicate severe intoxication, but the man claimed to the police that he had not consumed any alcohol.
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