Driver who claimed 'I saw it in my dream' found to have 1.33 promille alcohol
A driver attempting to evade an alcohol checkpoint in Bursa was caught. The driver, who defended himself by saying 'I saw it in my dream,' was found to have 1.33 promille alcohol in his system. The driver, who had previously had his license revoked, was fined 30,000 TL and his vehicle was impounded.
The Traffic Inspection Branch of the Bursa Provincial Police Department is conducting alcohol checks at various points across the city. Most recently, an intoxicated driver who spotted the teams conducting alcohol checks on Bursalı Tahir Street in the central Osmangazi district attempted to flee by driving in the wrong direction.

"I SAW IT IN MY DREAM, AND GOD SHOWED IT TO ME"
The driver, who wanted to escape, was caught thanks to the vigilance of the traffic police. Upon learning that he would be subjected to an alcohol test, the driver first pretended he could not blow into the breathalyzer. After learning that his license would be suspended for 2 years if he did not blow, Ramazan K. pleaded with the police teams before blowing into the device, saying, "I saw it in my dream, and God showed it to me."

Ramazan K., who blew into the breathalyzer, was found to have 1.33 promille alcohol. Checks revealed that Ramazan K. had previously had his license revoked. The intoxicated driver was fined 30,111 Turkish Lira for the offenses of 'driving without a license' and 'driving under the influence.'

While the car was towed to a parking lot, the intoxicated driver was taken to the police station to provide a statement.
News Source: İHA
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