Negligent bodily harm: A 19-year-old novice driver was made to pay on Wednesday at the Feldkirch regional court. Which was also because he already had a lot on his plate.
The fact that the 19-year-old defendant has a very relaxed relationship with the criminal traffic regulations can be seen from his previous administrative punishments. Including speeding and overtaking on the protective path. The traffic hooligan was in court on Wednesday because he crashed his car into a tree in mid-January. The result: two slightly injured and one seriously injured. Excessive speed But right from the start: Despite drinking alcohol, the new driver got behind the wheel of his car in Dornbirn that evening. Two of the defendant’s friends were with him. The alcoholic driver races through the city at excessive speed. In a 30 zone he loses control of his vehicle and hits a tree. While the 19-year-old and a passenger survived the accident almost uninjured, another passenger was seriously injured. An alcohol test on the driver shows just under 1.0 per mille. During the trial, the defendant admits his guilt and describes his behavior as terrible: “The thought that my friends could have died still bothers me today.” Public prosecutor Wilfried Siegele sees the 19th Year-olds, however, are by no means purified: “Excessive speed, overtaking on the protective path and now this! This cannot be surpassed in terms of ruthlessness and shows the defendant’s indifference!” Judge Martin Mitteregger followed the prosecutor’s statements and imposed an unconditional fine of 4,200 euros on the 19-year-old boy. The verdict for negligent bodily harm is not final.
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