Tooske Ragas does not have much compassion for Tom Waes, who crawled behind the wheel with a bizarre alcohol promillage and now has to sit on the blisters. “What nonsense that is, hey!” She shouts.
The Beglische Public Prosecution Service has a fine of almost 3,000 euros, a driving ban of 3.5 months and a new driving exam against Tom Waes, who crawled behind the wheel drunk and then made chunks. During his Dronkemans ride, he had 2,44 promille alcohol in his blood, which amounts to between 8 and 14 glasses of alcohol.
Behind the wheel
Bram Moszkowicz thinks Tom can be very happy. “If you are going to be offset by Dutch standards … here you get a driving denial of 12 months and 60 hours of community service. I would rather pay a fine myself,” he says in Shownieuws.
What does he think of Tom’s lawyer’s defense? “The lawyer actually did not get any further than:” If you pronounce your verdict, you want to ensure that he can continue to drive, because he needs that for his work. “
Tooske Pissed
Presenter Tooske Ragas responds very fiercely. “What nonsense that is, hey. There are enough people who can take him somewhere?”
Bram: “Certainly. That’s why I say that somewhat cynical. That was the only defense actually. I don’t think that will be honored.”
Tooske: “Can the judge also say:” It’s nice that this is the requirement, but I think this is so bad, and you have an exemplary function, I still throw something on top ‘? “
Bram: “Yes, May 26 we hear whether the judge agrees. It is possible to do something on top.”
With regard to himself
Ad-Opiniediva Angela de Jong is also critical. “I found him very busy with himself, especially. If you, if you have to advise someone in situations like this, then it is: be concerned with the person who has caused or could have done damage. He would have just hit a car with four children!” She says in Renze.
Court reporter Saskia Belleman thinks it is ridiculous that Tom’s lawyer has also objected to an alcohol lock. “The lawyer said at some point:” Yes, that is very difficult for Mr Waes, because he must be able to drive in several cars for his work. “
“He has to feel it!”
Saskia thinks such an alcohol lock is fine. “Then I think: yes, that is very difficult, but you have to feel it, isn’t it? That is the whole thought behind a punishment: that you bear the consequences of something that you have done wrong.”
Host Renze Klamer: “As a presenter he can now also sit in the back seat.”
Saskia: “Yes, then they have to organize it differently. Hub a driver. I don’t care. I don’t think it’s smart.”