Overview
- Police say Nerlinger drove through a red light in Grünwald on July 2 and later tested at 1.06‰ blood alcohol.
- The local court’s spokesperson, Dr. Martin Swoboda, confirmed the penal order and its legal finality.
- Under the order, he must surrender his driver’s license for three months.
- Media reports say prosecutors sought a €20,000 fine—50 day-fines of €400—and that Nerlinger accepted the monetary penalty.
- The court noted that impaired driving can be criminal below 1.1‰ when behavior shows impairment, and no injuries were reported.