Driver arrested for 17km unlicensed drive found with syringes, tests positive for drugs

A 30-year-old man is in custody after leading police on a 17-kilometer unlicensed drive across Seoul, during which officers discovered drug paraphernalia and a positive drug test result. The man faces charges including driving without a license and violating drug control laws.

The incident began when police received a report of a vehicle being driven without a license. Officers intercepted the man, who had driven from Gangdong-gu to Seongdong-gu on Tuesday morning. A search of his vehicle uncovered multiple syringes, commonly used for drug injection.

Following the discovery, police immediately arrested the man. A preliminary drug test administered by the police indicated the presence of narcotics. Authorities are currently conducting further investigations to determine the precise details of the case and the extent of his drug use and involvement.

The man's unlicensed driving and subsequent discovery of drugs highlight ongoing concerns regarding traffic safety and illicit substance abuse in the city. The investigation is expected to reveal more about his activities and any potential accomplices.