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WATCH: On Video, Hyderabad Woman, Allegedly Drunk, Argues With Cops

IANS, 10 Apr, 2018 01:19 PM

    A video of a woman arguing with police, after her friend was charged with drink driving, has gone viral. Police said the woman, travelling in the rear seat of a car driven by her friend, stepped out when the vehicle was stopped at around 1 am on Sunday.

     

    Police said the driver was found to have consumed alcohol above the permissible limits while the woman was also found to be intoxicated.

     
     

    The woman started arguing with the police over a breathalyser test being conducted on her friend and also chased away a camera man of a local TV channel. Media are usually informed of their drives against drink driving, an official said.

     

    A case was registered against the driver, but not against the woman, police said.

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