Trainee reporter Wu Hailin correspondent Guo Junxuan reported: On June 3rd, a truck loaded with goods was stopped at the security duty point of Qiaole Road moat, and the driver tested positive for drugs. It is reported that this is the first case of drug driving in Chancheng District. Yesterday, Chancheng police announced five moat duty points, which check cars 24 hours a day.
At about 0/6 o'clock on June 3rd, a Guangdong X-license truck loaded with goods tried to bypass the overtaking lane when passing the public security duty post section of Qiaole Road moat, deliberately avoiding the police inspection. "After we found it, we indicated that the vehicle in front passed slowly and guided the car to the inspection area." The police who checked the car recalled.
After the car stopped, the police used the police APP to check the identity information of the driver Wei and found that Wei had a drug abuse record. Then, the police conducted a drug test and the results showed that it was drug positive. Subsequently, Wei was taken back to the investigation and confessed that he had taken heroin before driving. At present, Wei has been detained.
It is reported that this is the first case of drug driving in Chancheng District. At present, the Chancheng police have strengthened the check of card points and used the police APP to quickly screen suspicious people. Five moat security duty stations and 30 joint logistics platforms are equipped with drug detection equipment.
At the same time, the police also announced five moat duty points for 24-hour vehicle inspection yesterday, which are located at Foshan Bridge, Ji Hua No.7 Road, Jiabo City, Langsha Road and Qiaole Road. On this basis, gas stations, transportation hubs and platforms near the post station have also become key mobile inventory areas.