Court imposes six-month prison sentence for vehicle damage, rejecting probation due to prior convictions.

The court convicted two defendants of intentionally damaging a vehicle and sentenced them to six months of imprisonment each. The prosecution argued that the defendants acted with direct intent while under the influence of alcohol, noting their history of prior convictions for similar property crimes. The court rejected the possibility of suspending the sentence because the defendants had previously been sentenced to imprisonment, which legally precludes probation under the relevant criminal code provisions.