Overview
- The Amtsgericht Hamburg‑Mitte issued a Strafbefehl of 70 Tagessätze on June 12, 2026, in connection with Dompé’s drunk‑driving stop in January and confirmed the figure through a court spokesman.
- German media report the Tagessätze translate to a near €100,000 fine and a one‑year driving‑license suspension but the court publicly confirmed only the 70 Tagessätze number.
- A Strafbefehl is a court order that can be accepted or opposed; Tagessätze are daily‑rate fines tied to income and unpaid days can convert to jail time, so 70 Tagessätze could mean 70 days in prison if not paid or resolved.
- Police say Dompé was stopped with about 1.34–1.4 ‰ alcohol in January and was later seen leaving the station on an e‑scooter after his licence was confiscated, triggering a second proceeding.
- Hamburger SV has already imposed a reported six‑figure club fine, a two‑match suspension and community measures and the court order deepens questions over Dompé’s sporting future as he and his agents consider whether to file an objection.