Kosovar in Switzerland caused self-excident, court ruling taught

After drinking nine beers and driving the 171 km/h car outside the city, a Kosovo man caused an accident. It left a trace of 180 meters on the road, broadcasts albinfo.ch. Now the businessman must spend six months in prison.

Kosovo's 37-year-old had to answer for his actions before the Dyetikon (ZH) District Court on Monday.

In February 2023, shortly after midnight, he had driven rapidly along Bernstrassee in Diethikon to Mutschelen with his 320-stemn-powered Mercedes, 171 km/h instead of 80 km/h allowed, writes 20 minutes.ch.

What follows is described in detail in the indictment: “due to excessive speed, he stepped out of the way to the right in a slight left twist, first slamming with a road pole and then slipping across the meadow near the” street.

Then it crashed into bushes, trees, an iron rod, a wooden railway spring, and after approximately 155 feet [155 m] on a stone wall. The vehicle crashed into the air: “After about 25 meters, it crashed back into the ground, so the vehicle finally stopped, completely destroyed, near the road after a trace of approximately 180 meters. ”

The driver was miraculously left intact. Before driving, he had consumed 8 to 9 beers and had a blood alcohol level of 0.85 miles. After the accident, he had waited for the police, which had already been announced by a third party.

The case was heard Monday before the Dyetiko District Court in an accelerated procedure. The prosecutor's proposed sentence for the defendant who pleaded guilty is a partially prison sentence of 30 months, out of which Kosovo must serve six months in the half-in-the-arrest, albinfo.ch submits. It must also pay a fine of 1,500 Swiss francs, judicial spending of approximately 20,000 Swiss francs and its legal expenses.

I've made a big mistake, it's terrible,” is the 37-year-old father of two. After work, he had had had a few drinks with his colleagues and then was on his way home. I overestimated myself physically and mentally that evening. This would never happen to me again.” The judge mentioned he already has two previous sentences regarding traffic violations. “What happened is the last time. One hundred percent,” promised the businessman.

He had to give up his driver's license for years after an accident and had taken it only after almost three years. It also needs to complete a corrective programme for traffic violations.

After brief discussions, the court passed the sentence proposed by the prosecutor, broadcasts albinfo.ch. You were easy to get out of here, the judge said.

She stressed that if he commits another criminal offence during his four-year trial period, he should expect to suffer two more years of parole./Periscopi/