Police conduct public urine test - drivers outraged by control!

Police conduct public urine test - drivers outraged by control!

In a remarkable incident in Baden-Württemberg, Lucas Harreiter, a 30-year-old driver in transportation, was confronted with unexpected police control. About two weeks ago he drove in a specially equipped bus when he was stopped by a police bus that flashed with flashing lights and a request. Harreiter, whose conspicuous appearance may have contributed to control, was unsure about the reasons for the maintenance. When the officer initially assumed drug use, Harreiter emphasized that he did not consume any drugs. Nevertheless, he ultimately had to agree to a urine test that, as the official said, was voluntary, but alternatively a blood test in the area would have taken what Harreiter wanted to avoid. The result was considered passed, and the police said that the intimate sphere of those affected should be preserved, even if the urine levy often takes place directly at the control location to prevent someone from manipulating the sample. According to a report by the Schwäbische Zeitung, Harreiter had to empty the roadside in public.

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