He does not learn: that is the impression the court made on a Geretsrieder (32).
Now he has to be detained for six months.
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- Geretsried (32) had accumulated nine convictions in the past five years, and he "reliably commits further crimes", as the judge noted.
His parole was revoked only a few days before the trial because he had violated the conditions.
As a result, the man traveled from the detention center for his latest court hearing.
Now six months have been added to the previous sentence of ten months in prison for driving without a license.
The different penalties add up
A police officer, who knew about the criminal past history of the accused, noticed Geretsrieder on December 3, 2020 at around 8:40 a.m.
He was behind the wheel of a pickup truck, with two men next to him.
The police followed the car.
Shortly before they reached him, they observed how "the driver's door opens, the defendant gets out, walks around the car and people change places inside," reported the policeman.
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The defendant stated that he only drove a few meters to explain the clutch to a colleague. Only one of the three inmates had a valid driver's license. This should have driven the van to Quarzbichl, said the accused. The policeman said: "It didn't appear as if the places had been swapped if we hadn't seen them."
"If you want to explain the clutch to someone else without a valid driver's license, you don't do it on public roads," said Judge Berger and imposed a sentence of six months in prison.
"We would take ourselves to absurdity if we were to give another parole," said Berger, justifying his judgment.
It was not until the summer of 2020, a few months before the crime, that the defendant was sentenced to a suspended sentence.
"That shows that he has absolutely no respect for judicial sanctions," said Berger.
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