A military man from the 57th Motorized Brigade was imprisoned for drunken driving.
The warrior liked to drink, and at the same time he was constantly forced to travel somewhere for missions. On such trips he was constantly arrested and brought to administrative responsibility.
In just a few years, the army man was arrested 20 times. After the last such case, the court did not let the fighter go so easily. If earlier he managed to get out of it by making excuses for his status as a military man or money, now they decided to shut him down at any cost.
The prosecutor asked for the maximum sentence, and he succeeded. The army man was imprisoned for two years, but when he begins to serve his sentence, he will immediately be returned to his position within the framework of the unit he was assigned to, in which he is not expected to survive, much less to return and get behind the wheel.