A man who was cheating the police's eyes with a fake seat belt was killed in a traffic accident

In a traffic accident, the seat belt is attached so that the occupant is blown away so as not to bear a fatal injury, and besides that, meaning to prevent motion sickness by reducing the tremor by fixing the body to the seat In Japan, it is stipulated that occupants wear seatbelts by the Road Traffic Act.

Although it is a story in New Zealand, it seems that a man who dislikes attaching a seat belt and cheated police eyes with a counterfeit seat belt encountered a traffic accident and died.

Details are as follows.
Ivan Segedin was fined 32 times as if he was not wearing a seatbelt between February 2003 and July 2007.

And on July 22, 2007, Segedin died in a small town called Okato near Taranaki, causing a head-on collision accident. After investigating his car after the accident, just wearing a belt that seems to be wearing a seat belt from the shoulder to the waist just seems to be wearing a seatbelt properly for the passing driver and police officer It seemed like it was in a state that looked like it.

Segedin 's blood detected the components of methamphetamine (hiropone) and cannabis. Carla na Nagara inspector said, "Although he might have survived if he was wearing a seatbelt, he would have lost his life by not wearing it," while saying, "I was wearing a seatbelt It was not whether I did not divide the life or death. " In addition, Segedin seems to have become a fatal injury when hitting a body against a steering wheel due to the impact of a collision, and other drivers do not assume any accusation or responsibility regarding this accident.

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