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German Citizen Fined €2,000 for Driving Under Cocaine Influence

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7 months ago

1 November, 2025

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A German citizen, identified as B.S. (2006), was fined €2,000 for driving under the influence of cocaine. The ruling was delivered by the President of the Misdemeanor Court in Budva, Marko Đukanović. The decision followed a rapid legal process that confirmed his intoxicated state while operating a vehicle on a local road in Ulcinj.

The incident took place on November 1, 2025, at 01:20. Following the court’s decision, Judge Anka Rašović imposed a protective measure prohibiting B.S. from driving for a period of four months. This immediate penalty highlights the judiciary’s commitment to addressing substance abuse in driving incidents.

The case serves as a reminder of the serious implications of driving under the influence of narcotics. Authorities continue to emphasize the importance of road safety and the need for strict enforcement of laws aimed at preventing such dangerous behaviors.

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