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CElu police arbitrariness
Hello, I would like to tell you about the unpleasant situation that happened to me 13. 09. 2017My name is Ethan, I am the oldest driver of one of the biggest companies in Australia. along the route riga-babite and as usual this route is due to road police checks on the road. More specifically (Skulte, Emerald road Circle Babite region) Towards the end of the route I was stopped by the Road Police inspector, (alcohol barbaude) Ok Of course I agreed, I know I was not a drinker dargas it is my bread. Well let's get to the point when the inspector gave me a sip of trubina (let's call it that) showed that still I use alcohol. (Probably without realizing it) to which the Traffic Police Officer asked me to follow the Police Car to follow his names, ATTACH, Of course I agreed, when we arrived at the Police Car, I was met by another nervous Road Police Officer. I agreed, but in front of my eyes he DOES NOT OPEN A NEW RUBINUNO PACK, question why? I explained when I blew it into the trub that he gave me. Then I told the road policeman that I would have to go to the EXPERT because I could never agree to that, I did not receive any answer from the Police Officer. Then the police officer asked me to hit the car and wait 15 minutes. I repeat to him that we will go to the examination. I climbed into my car, time passed in 4 minutes. A police officer comes to my car with a new tube just opened and asks me to blow in again. Of course I AGREE and how do you think it was? 0. 00 per mille. After I asked Mr. Traffic Police to comment on his actions, NO ANSWERS WERE ANSWERED. Why am I writing this? Because I'm not the first and last to be quietly tired! Sincerely, Ethan.
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