The Shashoua case has been definitively settled, which will have to respond with two fines – one imposed by the judicial authority and another related to the sanctions established in the internal disciplinary code of CD Tenerife – as well as the withdrawal of the driving license. The content of the sentence has transcended in the last hours and has been advanced by the SER this Wednesday.
In the sentence, handed down by the magistrate of the Court of Instruction Number 1 of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, María de los Ángeles Zabala Sanz, to which Radio Club Tenerife has had access, it is considered proven that the player was driving his vehicle around five o’clock fourth in the morning of October 12, a Volkswagen Polo in the compensation of Avenida Bravo Murillo after having ingested alcohol with the consequent “risk to the safety of traffic and the rest of the users of the road.”
After undergoing the alcohol detection control, they yielded a positive result of 0.71 milligrams of alcohol. For this reason, the soccer player of the Tenerife representative is sentenced to a fine of 4 months with a daily fee of 10 euros and the deprivation of the right to drive motor vehicles for eight months in addition to the payment of the costs of the trial. In this sense, the accused acknowledged the facts and accepted the sentence imposed. The sentence is final and there is no appeal against it.
– Judge Zabala’s ruling that Radio Club Tenerife has advanced. / SER string
The document specifies that “the accused presented as symptoms of his condition: reddened eyes and a notorious enolic fetor at a distance.”
In statements issued by the club’s media, Shashoua has shown his regret and his willingness to learn from mistakes. “I got into a mess,” he acknowledged before thanking the affection received in the last hours from the club, the technical team, the fans and his teammates.
The details
As the SER has been able to confirm, the British professional finally did not attend the speedy trial held on October 28. Yes, his lawyer did, who signed the agreement in the face of the facts that were imputed to him.
As for the disciplinary code of CD Tenerife, it specifies the night-time incident that occurred before the Canarian derby as a “serious offense”, sources from the representative confirm.
In Chapter I of the Internal Regulations, those “private conducts that, due to their notoriety, produce scandal or constitute publicly reprehensible criminal cases” are considered as such. Among the sanctions, a possible suspension of employment and / or salary of two to ten days is stipulated.
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