A Geneva policeman is facing further disciplinary action after he rode a powerful e-bike to work while banned from driving because of drink-driving.
The officer was using a bike that’s capable of travelling more than 45 kph, so a licence is needed.
He’s been fined by a court – and now the cantonal police force is likely to take further action.
He wasn’t caught riding on the road – but admitted bringing the bike to work to colleagues – as they’re police officers, he was reported.
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