The 29-year-old driver who hit and killed a 24-year-old in Loutsa just before midnight on Saturday was under the influence of alcohol and had also been using cocaine. According to information, the blood tests he underwent showed that his blood alcohol level was 0.63 grams/liter, above the legal limit of the Greek Road Traffic Code, which limits alcohol to 0.50 grams/liter of blood. According to information, the toxicological tests he underwent showed that he had used cocaine on the fateful night. After all, after his arrest, he had "premeditated" police by telling them that he occasionally "drank cocaine". According to police sources, in the traffic accident in which the 29-year-old was involved in 2020, he had tested positive for cannabis use. How the accident happened The traffic accident occurred on Artemidos Avenue. According to security camera footage, the 29-year-old was speeding when he suddenly lost control of the car. He...