Jerusalem Bus Driver Found Driving Under Influence of Cocaine and Cannabis
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Police in Jerusalem stopped a Superbus driver suspected of drug use, confirming cocaine and cannabis presence. The driver was detained, his license revoked for 30 days, and the bus suspended for a month.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Jerusalem police stopped a 26-year-old Superbus driver for suspected drug use.
- Tests confirmed the driver was under the influence of cocaine and cannabis.
- The bus was immediately taken off the road following the discovery.
- The driver was detained and underwent a police hearing at Oz station.
- His driving license was suspended for 30 days.
- The bus was also suspended from operation for 30 days.
Israeli police detained a 26-year-old bus driver from East Jerusalem on suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs. The driver, employed by the Superbus company, was stopped during a targeted operation conducted by the Jerusalem District's National Traffic Unit detectives alongside officers from the Oz police station. A drug test revealed positive results for cocaine and cannabis use. Following the incident, the bus was immediately removed from service. After a hearing at the Oz police station, authorities decided to revoke the driver's license for 30 days and suspend the bus's operation for the same period. The police reported the event on the morning of August 26, noting that the initial stop occurred two days earlier.
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