
A court in Kamyshin fined the vice-governor of the Saratov region, Mikhail Isaev, 45 thousand rubles and deprived him of his driver’s license for 1.5 years for refusing a medical examination after an accident that occurred in March.
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Mikhail Isaev was involved in an accident in March, after which he left the scene in an ambulance until he was examined.
In Kamyshin, Volgograd Region, the court fined and deprived the driver’s license of the vice-governor of the Saratov Region, Mikhail Isaev, who was involved in an accident in March. “Vzglyad-info” writes about this.
According to the publication, at the last meeting it became known that at the scene of the accident, Isaev avoided being examined by inspectors for the presence of alcohol and drugs in his blood, leaving by ambulance to a hospital under the jurisdiction of the regional Ministry of Health, where he was given a certificate of absence of intoxication. At the same time, during the trial, the traffic inspector stated that the official smelled of alcohol.
On September 29, the court found Isaev guilty of an administrative charge of failure to comply with the requirement to undergo a medical examination. The official was fined 45 thousand rubles and deprived of the right to drive a vehicle for a year and a half.

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