The driver moving in the opposite direction on the A-6 and causing the death of three other people tripled the allowed alcoholemia rate

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Juan Carlos Baldeón, the 27-year-old driver who circulated in the opposite direction and caused an accident in which he and three other people died on September 1st at the A-6 on his way to Las Rozas (Madrid), tripled the rate of legal alcoholemia to get behind the wheel of a vehicle. The analysis of the blood of the body of the supposed kamikaze has revealed that it had 1.5 grams of alcohol per litre, when the maximum allowed level is 0.5 grams…

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A 40-year-old man resulted in polytraumatism after an accident on Route 60, in the department of Junín. The accident occurred around 6.30 p.m., at the height of that provincial road and Olmedo Street. The driver was driving on 60th in a westerly direction and when he arrived at the intersection he lost control of the Ford Focus. The car turned several times and ended up crashing against a light pole on the south side. Subsequently, troops from t…