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A drunken driver crashed through police barricades, nearly hitting officers. The driver and his friend were arrested, spotlighting the dangers of drunk driving.

Intoxicated Driver Arrested After Near Tragedy

After crashing into a road divider and police barricades, an intoxicated driver narrowly avoided hitting three officers. Both the driver and his co-passenger were apprehended.

A speeding car driven by an intoxicated driver hit a road divider and police barricades, nearly hitting traffic officers. The driver and co-passenger were arrested, highlighting the dangers of drunk driving.

A speeding car rammed into a road divider and smashed through barricades, narrowly missing three traffic policemen on Monday, officials said. The driver who was allegedly in an inebriated state has been arrested.
According to police, the car, which was coming from the wrong side of the road, ignored repeated stop signals from the traffic personnel who were conducting checks for drunk driving.
Instead, it rammed into a divider, smashed through the barricades and continued to speed away, narrowly missing three on-duty officers.
"The car was being driven recklessly. The driver and his co-passenger, both residents of Noida, were found to be heavily intoxicated. A medical test confirmed the presence of alcohol in their systems," said the officer.
The incident, which occurred around 2:04 am, created panic in the area as the sound of the crash drew nearby locals and bystanders to the scene.
Police teams immediately chased and managed to intercept the vehicle after a brief pursuit. Both the driver and the co-passenger were overpowered and taken into custody.
An FIR has been registered under 281 (rash driving), 324(4) (mischief causing damage), and Section 185 of the Motor Vehicles Act (driving under the influence of alcohol). The vehicle has been seized, and further investigation is underway.
Sources in the police said that this could have turned into a tragic incident. The impact of the vehicle was very high and the accused were trying to flee and were trying to avoid any police action.
Several videos of the incident surfaced on social media platforms showing the damaged car came with shattered window glass and front windshield.
A man who was recording the video was also seen asking the co-passenger and the driver about the accident who were hiding their faces in the custody of police personnel.
"I was not behind the steering. I had asked the driver to drive slowly. But he was not paying any attention," one of the accused was heard saying in the video.

Sowrirajulu Karunakaran last May was driving a cement mixer under the influence of alcohol when he fell asleep and collided with the rear of a lorry, reported The Straits Times newspaper.

Indian national gets 10-month jail term for dozing off at wheel while drunk in Singapore

Indian national jailed for dozing off at wheel, causing chain collision in Singapore

Sowrirajulu Karunakaran last May was driving a cement mixer under the influence of alcohol when he fell asleep and collided with the rear of a lorry, reported The Straits Times newspaper.

A 45-year-old Indian national has been sentenced to 10 months in jail in Singapore for falling asleep while driving a cement mixer under the influence of alcohol that caused a chain collision, injuring several people, according to a media report on Friday.
Sowrirajulu Karunakaran last May was driving a cement mixer under the influence of alcohol when he fell asleep and collided with the rear of a lorry, reported The Straits Times newspaper.
This caused a chain collision involving four vehicles and injured several people, including a man who had pelvic fractures, the newspaper said.
Deputy Public Prosecutor said that Sowrirajulu was working for Infinite Logistics and Trading at the time of the accident in May 2022, it said Sowrirajulu pleaded guilty to a charge of driving under the influence of alcohol and causing grievous injury while driving without due care or reasonable consideration, the report said.
His blood ethanol concentration was found to be about three times that of the legal limit.

In a bizarre incident, a woman in USA tried to drive her huge SUV down a flight of stairs - that too at a police station. Her excuse? Her GPS told her to do it.
If that wasn't enough, another driver was found driving down railroad tracks.
Both these incidents occurred in Portland city in the state of Maine.
In the first incident, police said that a 26-year-old woman driver drove through the police department garage, across the pedestrian plaza in the complex, and then tried to drive down the stairs to Middle Street. The city's police department posted photographs of the SUV stuck on a flight of stairs, on April 30.
She was drunk, according to the police. Portland police said, "Responding officers felt it was her excessive blood alcohol level."
She was issued a summons for OUI, or Operating Under the Influence of alcohol.Police said it was "fortunate" that the driver didn't hit anyone, and the incident ended with minor property damage.
In the second incident, police said that no alcohol was involved. The driver was a 25-year-old man from a different state who got lost and didn't realise he was driving down railroad tracks off of Congress street "until was too late", police said.

USA: woman tries to drive down stairs, blames GPS; another man drives on rail tracks in Portland, Maine

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If that wasn't enough, another driver was found driving down railroad tracks. Both these incidents occurred in Portland city in the state of Maine.
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In the first incident, police said that a 26-year-old woman driver drove through the police department garage, across the pedestrian plaza in the complex, and then tried to drive down the stairs to Middle Street. The city's police department posted photographs of the SUV stuck on a flight of stairs, on April 30.
She was drunk, according to the police. Portland police said, "Responding officers felt it was her excessive blood alcohol level." She was issued a summons for OUI, or Operating Under the Influence of alcohol. Police said it was "fortunate" that the driver didn't hit anyone, and the incident ended with minor property damage.
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In the second incident, police said that no alcohol was involved. The driver was a 25-year-old man from a different state who got lost and didn't realise he was driving down railroad tracks off of Congress street "until was too late", police said.
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CAPTIONS Bizarre driving incidents in USA Woman tried to drive down stairs She blamed GPS; drunk, said cops Another car found on rail tracks Driver got lost, drove on train tracks No alcohol involed in 2nd&nbsp;case: cops

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In a bizarre incident, a woman in USA tried to drive her huge SUV down a flight of stairs - that too at a police station.&nbsp;Her excuse? Her GPS told her to do it.
If that wasn't enough, another driver was found driving down railroad tracks.
Both these incidents occurred in Portland city in the state of Maine.
In the first incident, police said that a 26-year-old woman driver drove through the police department garage, across the pedestrian plaza in the complex, and then tried to drive down the stairs to Middle Street. The city's police department posted photographs of the SUV stuck on a flight of stairs, on April 30.
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She was drunk, according to the police.&nbsp;Portland police said, "Responding officers felt it was her excessive blood alcohol level."
She was issued a summons for OUI, or Operating Under the Influence of alcohol. Police said it was "fortunate" that the driver didn't hit anyone, and the incident ended with minor property damage.
In the second incident, police said that no alcohol was involved.&nbsp;The driver was a 25-year-old man from a different state who got lost and didn't realise he was driving down railroad tracks off of Congress street "until was too late", police said.

Former India cricketer Vinod Kambli was arrested for drunk driving on Sunday as he hit a passing car at a Bandra society in Mumbai. He was taken into custody and investigated at the Bandra Police Station.
The 50-year-old was charged under the Indian Penal Code for driving under the influence of alcohol. According to news agency PTI, Kambli was released on bail later in the day. 
The Mumbai batter made his India debut in 1991 and played his last match in October 2000. During his career, he played 17 Tests and 104 ODIs, scoring 1084 and 2477 runs in the respective format.
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Vinod Kambli arrested for drunk driving, hitting a passing car in Mumbai

Former India cricketer Vinod Kambli was arrested for drunk driving on Sunday as he hit a passing car at a Bandra society in Mumbai. He was charged for driving under the influence of alcohol

Former India cricketer Vinod Kambli&nbsp;was arrested for drunk driving on Sunday as he hit a passing car at a Bandra society in Mumbai. He was taken into custody and investigated at the Bandra Police Station.
The 50-year-old was charged under the Indian Penal Code for&nbsp;driving under the influence of alcohol.&nbsp;According to news agency PTI,&nbsp;Kambli was released on bail later in the day.&nbsp;
The Mumbai batter made his India debut in 1991 and played his last match in October 2000. During his career, he played 17 Tests and 104&nbsp;ODIs, scoring&nbsp;1084 and&nbsp;2477 runs in the respective format.

Former India cricketer Vinod Kambli&nbsp;was arrested for drunk driving on Sunday as he hit a passing car at a Bandra society in Mumbai. He was charged for driving under the influence of alcohol

Former India cricketer Vinod Kambli&nbsp;was arrested for drunk driving on Sunday as he hit a passing car at a Bandra society in Mumbai. He was taken into custody and investigated at the Bandra Police Station.
The 50-year-old was charged under the Indian Penal Code for&nbsp;driving under the influence of alcohol.&nbsp;According to news agency PTI,&nbsp;Kambli was released on bail later in the day.&nbsp;
The Mumbai batter made his India debut in 1991 and played his last match in October 2000. During his career, he played 17 Tests and 104&nbsp;ODIs, scoring&nbsp;1084 and&nbsp;2477 runs in the respective format.
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