Drunk 68-year-old without a driver's license: Police grabs driver in Rügen
Drunk 68-year-old without a driver's license: Police grabs driver in Rügen
Billrothstraße, 18528 Bergen, Deutschland - in Bergen on Rügen there was a remarkable incident yesterday, which once again calls the dangers of drunkenness at the wheel. On July 10, around 4:20 p.m., the officials checked a 68-year-old Peugeot driver on Billrothstrasse. In a breath alcohol test, a frightening value of 1.64 per thousand was determined, which clearly classifies it as a driving continuous - from 1.1 per thousand, according to the statutory regulations, one is considered absolutely driving, as the Anwalt.de reported.
The police took the man to secure evidence on the police station, where a blood sample was taken. In addition, it turned out that he had no valid driving license. The vehicle keys were secured, but there was a bright spot: the driver could name a person who was entitled to collect the vehicle.
legal consequences
The investigation is now directed against him for drunkenness in traffic and driving without a license. The German Criminal Code, § 316, regulates such incidents very clearly: driving a vehicle under the influence of alcohol or drugs is not only dangerous, but also punishable. The punishments can range from fines to prison terms of up to one year-especially for repeat offenders, so .
The first question that many are asking is: what happens to the driver's license? During a drunk trip, not only fines can be expected, but also point -based consequences that can be entered in the certificate of good conduct. A driver's license can already be withdrawn in the investigation, and drivers have to expect a blocking period of at least six months, such as the Anwalt.de explained.
Enlightenment and prevention
This incident reminds us of how important it is to deal responsibly with alcohol, especially in road traffic. The punishments for drunkenness at the wheel are stricter than many think and an MPU, the so-called "idiot test", can be due if certain alcohol boundaries are exceeded. The borders are clear here: from 1.1 per thousand, the ability to drive is irrefutably impaired, and from 1.6 per thousand it looks similar for cyclists.
We hope that such incidents will become less common in the future and to appeal to all road users, even in wetful situations, to keep an eye on security and the legal framework. The way home can also be disputed without alcohol and by taxi or public transport.
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