He Advertised a Drug on the Internet to "Alter" the Results of Breathalyzer Tests, a Case Was Filed Against a 59-Year-Old Man
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Authorities found 99 pieces of this specific drug.
The drug allegedly altered the results of traffic police breathalyzer tests if someone drank it after drinking alcohol.
Criminal case against 59-year-old by Cybercrime Prosecution
A 59-year-old man was arrested. The article He was selling a drug promising to alter the results of a breathalyzer test appeared first on Documento.
A criminal case against a 59-year-old Greek national for the offense of trafficking in harmful drugs was filed by the Hellenic Police's Cybercrime Prosecution Directorate. The 59-year-old is accused of advertising a website on Tik Tok, which promoted a preparation under the brand name "AFTERPARTY-NOPOLICE", which allegedly adulterated
The Cybercrime Prosecution Directorate has filed a case against a 59-year-old man after discovering online promotion of a product that was presented as a solution for altering the results of a breathalyzer test. According to the Hellenic Police, the 59-year-old allegedly advertised a website promoting the product via TikTok. The product was presented as a product that could, after consuming alcohol, affect […] The article He Advertised a Drink A…
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