An event on the Kasberg in Upper Austria attracted more than 4,000 dance-loving electronic fans. But because there were far too many people, the organizers reported. Positive: During inspections there were hardly any problems with alcohol and drug drivers.
First there was dancing and partying to house, techno and drum & bass and then the police checked. On the occasion of the event in Kasberg, there was traffic attention on Saturday for “Alcohol and narcotics”.
Collect driver’s licenses
The result: 68 breath tests, twelve voluntary drug urine tests and two breath tests were conducted. During the clinical investigation, one driver was found unfit due to a drug-related impairment. The driver’s license was provisionally revoked.
Car was in danger of crashing
An accident investigation revealed that the holder of a probationary license was drunk. He is also reported to the BH Gmunden. The boy drove his vehicle off the snow-covered road. The car got stuck on a tree, preventing it from falling more than 50 meters.
A fake driver’s license was seized from a Ukrainian driver. He will be reported to the Public Prosecution Service in Wels and the BH Gmunden.
Organizer shown
The many fans also had consequences for the organizers. Because the number of participants in the event was massively exceeded and a number of notification requirements were not met, the organizer was reported to the BH Gmunden.
Source: Krone
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