Bus driver arrested for drunk driving after passenger reports him as smelling alcohol in Busan, South Korea

It was revealed belatedly that a city bus driver in Busan, South Korea, was arrested after being reported by a passenger for driving while drunk.
According to police on the 23rd, at around 8 am on the 12th of this month, a man was killed in a car crash in Buam-dong, Busanjin-gu.
A passenger on a city bus traveling on a road reported that the bus driver smelled of alcohol. The police were dispatched to the scene and the blood alcohol concentration of the bus driver was measured.
As a result, the number of driver's licenses revoked (over 0.08%) was reported. After removing Mr. A from the bus, the police also instructed the 10 or so passengers to use other buses.
As a result of the investigation, it was found that Mr. A drove about 10 kilometers from Minrak-dong, Suyeong-gu to Busanjin-gu.
In order to confirm the exact blood alcohol concentration, the police took a blood sample from Mr. A and sent it to the National Forensic Service for analysis.
It was reported that Mr. A requested a blood test, stating that his alcohol level was high due to a hangover. The police are investigating how Mr. A managed to avoid the bus company's pre-departure breathalyzer test.
The city bus company where A works will hold a personnel committee meeting after the police investigation to decide on disciplinary measures, such as dismissal. A has currently been suspended from work.
The city of Busan is considering imposing administrative sanctions on the city's bus companies, including fines, business suspension, and penalties.