Berlin: German police have closed a second investigation into Marco Reus for driving without a licence, having already fined the Germany international 540,000 euros (R4 crores approx) last year.
<img title="Marco Reus" src="http://images.mid-day.com/images/2015/sep/27-Marco-Reus.jpg" alt="Marco Reus" /> Marco Reus
Due to insufficient evidence, prosecutors have ended their investigation into the Borussia Dortmund footballer, nicknamed &lsquo;Rolls Reus&rsquo;, who was suspected of continuing to have driven without a valid licence after initially being caught in 2014.
The 26-year-old was handed the hefty fine last December when it emerged he had been driving without a valid licence since 2011 after being stopped for speeding in March 2014 and handed over a fake Dutch driving licence to German police.

German police have closed a second investigation into Marco Reus for driving without a licence, having already fined the Germany international 540,000 euros (R4 crores approx) last year.

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German police have closed a second investigation into Marco Reus for driving without a licence, having already fined the Germany international 540,000 euros (R4 crores approx) last year.

Police drop investigation into Dortmundd's Marco 'Rolls' Reus

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