The Limassol District Court issued a two-day detention order for the two individuals arrested in connection with the “wedding drift” incident at a roundabout in Limassol.
One is a 28-year-old—the driver of the race car and, according to reports, the couple’s best man—and the other is a 36-year-old, who, according to the same reports, is the groom. The two were brought before a court this morning, which issued a two-day detention order.
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Authorities are searching for the vehicle, while at the same time, the drivers of the two tow trucks are also being sought.
Meanwhile, another vehicle—stripped of its parts and without an engine—was brought to the Limassol Traffic Police.
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According to statements made by Police Spokesperson Byron Vyronos on the Alpha News program, the investigation into this case is examining, among other things, offenses involving negligent and reckless conduct, reckless and dangerous driving, blocking a road without permission from the competent authority, and obstructing traffic.
It should be noted that in the video circulating online, vehicles can be seen blocking a roundabout in Limassol and performing dangerous maneuvers—specifically, drifting— during rush hour, while vehicles driven by passing motorists formed traffic jams stretching for kilometers.
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