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Crackdown on Illegal Street Racing: Police Target Youths and Parents
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At a high speed, two men drive alongside each other through singing. The police observed the race and confiscated the driver's licenses.Two drivers delivered an illegal car race in Singen am Hohentwiel (Kreis Konstanz).The men aged 19 and 20 had driven side by side on a multi-lane road with their high-powered vehicles in the inner city at an excessive speed, the police reported.The police therefore observed the incident and stopped the two cars.…
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Crackdown on Illegal Street Racing: Police Target Youths and Parents
Picture courtesy of Thaitabloid Police Lieutenant General Nithithorn Jintakanon, head of the Traffic Police Image Enhancement Working Group, has shed light on the severe impact of illegal street racing by youths. These activities not only violate laws but also pose safety hazards and disturb public peace. The national police have intensified efforts to combat and penalise such offences. Strict legal measures are being enforced against ra…
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