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Green Marine

January 11, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Drunken Dutch captain on Dutch vessel

The captain of the Dutch cargo vessel Dongeborg was intoxicated when the vessel ran aground on the southern coast of Læsø on January 3. The Danish Naval Command got suspicious while talking to the captain on the radio, however it was not possible to get the captain ashore to get a blood sample. Inst

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The captain of the Dutch cargo vessel Dongeborg was intoxicated when the vessel ran aground on the southern coast of Læsø on January 3. The Danish Naval Command got suspicious while talking to the captain on the radio, however it was not possible to get the captain ashore to get a blood sample. Instead, the local policeman on Læsø boarded the vessel in the early morning hours and took a breathalizer test.

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