Magadan Driver Fined 200,000 Rubles, License Revoked for DUI
A 36-year-old resident of Magadan has been convicted by the supreme court for driving under the influence of alcohol. The supreme court has sentenced the driver to a fine of 200,000 rubles and revoked his driving license for 2 years. This is not the first time the driver has been fined for this offense.
The driver, who was behind the wheel of a Toyota Hilux Surf, initially refused to take an alcohol test when stopped by traffic police. However, he later admitted his guilt. The supreme court's decision is currently not in effect. The supreme court's decision is in line with Article 264.1 of the Russian Criminal Code, which deals with driving a vehicle while intoxicated without causing an accident with injuries or fatalities. The penalties can range from a fine to loss of license, or even imprisonment for repeat offenses.
The 36-year-old Magadan resident's identity remains unclear as he is not a prominent figure in public sources. The supreme court's decision serves as a reminder of the serious consequences of driving under the influence. The case highlights the importance of responsible driving and the enforcement of traffic laws.
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