It was a rude awakening for one Cheshire student when authorities banned her from the roads, after she drove under a drug binge.
According to reports, the 18 year old college student decided to drive a car full of young passengers, despite consuming ecstasy and smoking cannabis. Therefore, after spotting her on the ‘high escape,’ authorities decided to punish her. And that’s when they granted her a ban from the roads for one whole year.
Meanwhile, news agencies confirmed how Riana Bulut was guilty for consuming drugs equivalent to 4 times the normal MDMA misuse limit.point 234 |
And that’s when officials stopped the youngster and her giant Peugeot 107.point 69 | The vehicle was crammed with youngsters during the lockdown, alerting officials.point 139 | However, little did they know that the teen was ‘high on drugs.point 197 | ’point 204 | 1
On the other hand, the teen is also guilty of smoking cannabis inside her car. Other reports from authorities suggested how she even performed a giant 3-point turn, just moments before her roadside stop. They went on confirming how the terrifying incident took place near Knutsford in Cheshire, last year May.
The teen confirmed in court how she went on the ‘drug binging ordeal’ after the A Level Exams cancellation. She also revealed how she took the party drug as she felt it would assist her. Today, she vows that she learned her lesson and will never engage in abusing the Ecstasy drug again.
While it’s still a mystery as to whether the passengers inside her vehicle were from the same house or not, she admitted to driving above the normal limits for MDMA misuse. For that reason, she received immediate disqualification from hitting the roads, for 12 months straight.
Now, the teen is forced to defer her university course until the year 2021.point 194 | Meanwhile, she plans to continue working at the nearby grocery store.point 253 |
At the end of it all, she mentions how this incident taught her a valuable lesson that she plans on recalling for a very long time.point 106 | Let’s not forget the 120 Pound fine with an additional 85 Pound prosecution costs.point 181 | 1