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Minister Miklos Giterson convicted for DUI and dangerous driving. | SMN News

June 5, 2019

Minister Miklos Giterson convicted for DUI and dangerous driving. | SMN News
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Giterson prohibited from driving for six months and must pay fines.

PHILIPSBURG:--- In accordance with the Public Prosecution Office, the Court of First Instance ruled that Minister Miklos Giterson must pay fines for violating Article 5 and 6 of the Road Traffic Regulation. Article 5 concerns the offense of dangerous driving and demands a fine of NAf. 300. Article 6 concerns the offense Of driving under the influence and demands a fine of NAf. 1,500 and a conditional 6 months OBM (driving prohibition).

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Conform de eis van het Openbaar Ministerie heft het Gerecht in Eerste Aanleg vandaag Minister
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