Emergency service fire truck with drunk driver hits car in Soroca
The fire truck driver had more than twice the allowed alcohol level, and the crash in Rublenita village injured no one.
Written later, from the reports of that day.
What it means for you
Nobody was hurt, but police are documenting the case, and IGSU's internal investigation is still open. The fire truck driver, 33, registered 0.33 mg/l of alcohol in his breath during a breathalyser test. The Renault driver, 31, does not have a driving licence.
What happened
A fire truck from the General Inspectorate for Emergency Situations (IGSU) on its way to a vegetation fire crashed into a Renault in Soroca on 7 October. The Renault was pushed into a parked Renault. Police say no one was injured. IGSU has opened an internal investigation.
In short
- The crash happened on 7 October at about 21:00 on a road in Rublenita village.
- The fire truck driver's breath alcohol level was 0.33 mg/l, more than twice the allowed limit.
- The Kia Bongo fire truck was heading to Slobozia Noua village to tackle a vegetation fire.
- The Renault driver, a 31-year-old man, does not hold a driving licence.
Original sources
- /FOTO/ Salvator IGSU, beat în drum spre un incendiu la Soroca: Autospeciala s-a ciocnit cu un automobil · in RomanianRead it on TV8
- O autospecială IGSU condusă de un șofer băut s-a ciocnit cu un automobil, care s-a lovit de o altă mașină, la Soroca - GALERIE FOTO · in RomanianRead it on PRO TV Chișinău
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