In Lviv, a military chaplain went drunk and threatened police: what the court decided

According to the case file, the level of alcohol in the blood of the military priest reached 2. 25 ppm, which is 11 times the allowable norm. The court fined the offender. In Lviv, the court found it guilty of driving a car in a state of intoxication of the military chaplain of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine. The clergyman was fined 17 thousand hryvnias. This is stated in the statement of the Sikhiv District Court of Lviv.

As reported in the police protocol, the level of alcohol in the blood of the chaplain reached 2. 25 ppm, which is 11 times higher than the allowable rate (0. 2 ppm). The video records from the scene recorded the arrogant behavior of the driver. He used profanity and threatened law enforcement. However, the exact date and place of detention in the court materials are not specified.

Judge Olena Timchenko, having considered all the circumstances of the case, decided to fine the military priest for 17 thousand hryvnias and deprive the right to drive vehicles for one year. The name of the offender has not been made public at this time, and the ruling can be appealed. The decision has not yet been entered in the court register. We will remind, in Poltava region condemned a man who refused mobilization because of temperature and fracture.