Turkish citizen drove under the influence of drugs: Sentenced to 60 days in prison because he could not pay 1.500 euros

Judge Anka Rašović also imposed a protective measure on SA, prohibiting him from driving a "B" category motor vehicle for a period of four months on the territory of Montenegro.

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Turkish citizen SA (24) was fined 1.500 euros for driving under the influence of drugs, which was commuted to 60 days in prison because he could not pay.

This is the decision, as confirmed to "Vijesti" by the President of the Budva Minor Offences Court, Marko Đukanović, and the judge of the Ulcinj department of that court, Anka Rašović.

A police patrol stopped a Volkswagen Passat driven by a Turkish citizen yesterday at around 16:35 p.m. on the Ulcinj-Sukobin main road, in the town of Vladimir.

He underwent a test to determine the presence of psychoactive substances, which showed the presence of the psychoactive substance cannabis, thus committing a violation of the Road Traffic Safety Act.

The judge also imposed a protective measure of a four-month ban on driving a "B" category motor vehicle on the territory of Montenegro.

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