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> P A R I S — A Paris prosecutor says the driver [Image]
> of the car that crashed and killed Princess
> The World Diana had a “criminal” blood-alcohol level. England
> Reacts The driver, an employee of Paris’ Hotel Mourns
> Ritz, where Diana and her companion Dodi Al Princess
> [Image] Fayed dined before they died in Sunday’s Diana
> The crash, had a blood alcohol level above the
> Paparazzi's legal limit when the car he was driving
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> Mercedes-Benz careened off the wall of a
> [Image] tunnel and collided with a bridge support. He WORLD NEWS
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> Diana: Life was killed in the accident, along with Diana
> in the and Al Fayed.
> Spotlight “The analysis of his blood showed a
> concentration of alcohol at an illicit level,”
> [Image] a statement said.
> Dodi Al The driver reportedly was the No. 2
> Fayed: Lived security man at the Ritz Hotel and was not a
> Like a professional chauffeur.
> Prince Europe 1 radio identified the driver
> today only as “Monsieur Paul.” It said Fayed's
> regular driver had left earlier in another
> [Image] vehicle as a decoy to throw photographers off
> the trail. [Image]
> Mercedes-Benz confirmed today that the
> [Image] sedan in which the couple were riding was an [[Image]
> [armored vehicle. Because of their extra E-mail
> weight, such vehicles can be difficult for an ABCNEWS.com
> inexperienced driver to handle.
> “The The prosecutor also said, in an apparent
> analysis of reference to photographers who were pursuing
> his blood the car when it crashed, that the probe found
> showed a some eyewitnesses stood idly by without trying
> concentration to aid the victims of the crash.
> of alcohol The prosecutor plans to order a judicial
> at an probe into the accident but said that any
> illicit charges would not be decided until the end of
> level,” the probe.
> — Paris Seven photographers remained in police
> prosecutor custody for a second day on Monday while
> prosecutors weighed whether a case could be
> brought against them on possible charges
> [Image] ranging from manslaughter to failing to help
> people in danger.
> French investigators hope to find clues
> to the fatal accident in the 20 rolls of film
> confiscated from the photographers.
> Six of the photographers are from France
> and one is from Macedonia. Some were not
> paparazzi but legitimate news workers who
> covered Hong Kong's recent handover to China,
> the 1990 Gulf War and other top stories,
> French media reported this morning.
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> The Associated Press and Reuters contibuted to
> this report.
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