Woman with 1.9 per thousand behind the wheel: Consequences for Frammersbach!

Woman with 1.9 per thousand behind the wheel: Consequences for Frammersbach!

In a current traffic control in Frammersbach, a woman with a breath alcohol value of 1.9 per thousand caused excitement. How Main-echo was immediately prohibited from the woman. The allegations against the driver are serious because she now has to answer for drunkenness in traffic. According to Section 316 of the Criminal Code, a drunk trip is considered a criminal offense from a per thousand value of 1.1, which is clearly given in this case.

But what does that mean specifically for those affected? With an alcohol value of 1.9 per thousand, it can expect considerable legal consequences. Such a value automatically represents a criminal offense that results in high fines, possible prison terms and a driving ban. In addition, one point in Flensburg is usually due, such as Anwalt.de

traffic watch and other incidents

There was less pleasant news in the region. For example, a car in Lohr am Main was scratched between 4 and 5 July, which leads to property damage of around 4,000 euros. Witnesses are asked to report to the police to find the unknown perpetrator. In addition, there was also an accident in which a 69-year-old tractor driver collided with a height notification sign-luck in such an accident: there was only low damage.

In addition, an Audi A3 was damaged in an employee car park in Lohr - here the clarification of the facts is also pending. Another worrying event was the drunk trip of a 40-year-old Aschaffenburg woman who was significantly restricted in her perception with 2.5 per thousand and therefore attacked two police officers.

drug and speed controls

In addition, drugs were discovered in Karlstadt when a resident found a pressure lock bag with drugs. A 23-year-old driver was also caught a traffic control with a forbidden stimulus sprayer. Now he also threatens legal steps. Another incident caused excitement in Hasloch: a 21-year-old driver was tested positively for THC and was also faced with a fine and an impending ban on driving.

The challenges in road traffic are high, and as the incidents in the region show, the risk of accidents should not be underestimated. The police appeal to all road users to be responsible and sober. "There is something," we could say, and hope that these and similar incidents will become less common in the future.

The police encourage everyone to report suspicious observations or information in order to increase safety in road traffic. Because as it turns out, there are unfortunately many opportunities where traffic safety is endangered.