МВД продолжает специальные рейдовые мероприятия по выявлению лиц без права управления автотранспортом, нетрезвых водителей, а так же тех, кто скрывает свое состояние, отказываясь от медицинского освидетельствование на предмет опьянения. https://rutube.ru/video/b054d914c88a94409205e023de2adc7f/
МВД продолжает специальные рейдовые мероприятия по выявлению лиц без права управления автотранспортом, нетрезвых водителей, а так же тех, кто скрывает свое состояние, отказываясь от медицинского освидетельствование на предмет опьянения. https://rutube.ru/video/b054d914c88a94409205e023de2adc7f/
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