Police reveal Saturday records: eight champions and one experimenter
On Saturday, police caught eight masters of the alcoholic arts and one narcotics researcher who decided to test Latvia's road quality using special methods.
Police announced that on Saturday they detained eight specially motivated drivers who decided to test whether Latvia's roads are as winding as they themselves were. Additionally, one experimenter chose to test the effects of narcotics on driving quality, apparently finding alcohol too vulgar.
The highest productivity was observed in the Riga region, where police caught three champions simultaneously. As one of the detained explained: "I thought if you can drive on sidewalks with electric scooters in Riga, then it would be even easier for me with a car." In Kurzeme, two enthusiasts got the idea that they could compete with "Liepājas Metalurgs" fans over who could be more intoxicated after the game, but it turned out that hockey supporters are still more experienced in this field.
Four record-holders will have their cars confiscated, while five others will pay the vehicle's value, apparently because losing money is considered better education than losing freedom. As one police officer comments: "If a person can afford to drive drunk, then they can afford to pay for this privilege too."
Meanwhile in Liepāja, local residents still wonder why anyone would even try to drive intoxicated, when in our city even a sober mind doesn't always help navigate between all the road repairs and windy streets.
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