A drug driver who's reeling on the road..It turns out that he's taking cold medicine [Hanbley]

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Hanbley accuses drug driving.

JTBC's 'Han Moon Chul's Black Box Review' (hereinafter referred to as 'Hanbley') which will air on the afternoon of the 15th will highlight the fear of drug driving.

The video released on the day shows a taxi driver who got out of the car staggering and slumping on the road, unable to properly control himself, after a minor contact accident that occurred during a lane change.

Even the taxi driver showed the dangerous behavior of taking the wheel again without communicating properly, and all the panel members were shocked.

The production team listens directly to the dizzying situation at the time through the informant. The informant recalls the time when he had to report to the police, saying, "At first, I thought he was reeling because he was old, but I felt strange when I saw him sitting on the floor for more than an hour."

The police who were dispatched to the scene measured the alcohol consumption, but the results were normal. When it was revealed that the taxi driver had taken cold medicine, the studio was turned upside down.

In particular, the panel criticizes the complacent drug driving situation, saying, "It's ridiculous," in response to the police's response to the informant being the perpetrator simply because it was an accident that occurred while driving out of the car due to drugs.

Hanbley will disclose the punishment standards that have been greatly strengthened since the 2nd to prevent increasingly severe drug driving crimes.

Through interviews with police, the production team closely checks the drug simplification test process conducted with a simple reagent device for saliva, and examines the requirements for the establishment of a "drug driving crime" and the contents of the revised bill.

Lawyer Han Moon Chul also emphasized, "As you can see from the accident situation, the punishment for drug driving is inevitably heavy," and sends a strong message on safety rules in daily life, such as "checking the envelope before taking medicine."

In addition, "Hanbley" sheds light on the harrowing whole story of the abalone accident that occurred in the middle of the night.

The released video shows a shocking scene in which a car driving at a high speed loses its balance and hits a curb, then rises into the air and overturns.

The panel is deeply shocked by the story of the informant who witnessed the tragic accident. Amid the suspected tragedy of not wearing a seat belt, guest Jo Kwon gives a heavy warning about the importance of safety rules, saying, "Seat belts really seem to be life belts." It will air at 8:50 p.m. on the 15th.

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