Chas to chase ends in the ditch: 20-year-olds without a driver's license stopped!

Chas to chase ends in the ditch: 20-year-olds without a driver's license stopped!

On Wednesday, a 20-year-old driver from the St. Pölten district provided a dangerous police in Lower Austria. According to vienna.at , the young woman arose of a controlling preservation, which led to a wild persecution hunt. During these risky journeys, which were described as "daring" and "hazardous to traffic", the woman finally came off the road and landed in a ditch. Fortunately, everyone involved was unharmed, but the consequences of this campaign will be serious for the driver.

The Lady, which was currently characterized by the State Police Directorate, must now be responsible for the endangerment of physical security in front of the St. Pölten public prosecutor. A complaint is also filed against her 21-year-old passenger for his aggressive behavior, as the police department informed. These incidents have a highlight of the legal consequences of risky driving methods and the work of the security forces in the region.

police recovery centers in Austria

The question of the maintenance and accommodation of presumably delinquent people focuses on through such incidents. In Austria, police recovery centers (PAZ) are responsible for the temporary accommodation of people who are recorded, for example, on the basis of administrative exceedations or thrusts. According to of the Wikipedia there are a total of 15 of these centers in Austria, which are under the administration of the Federal Ministry of Interior. These institutions are not to be confused with judicial institutions in which it is punished.

The stop centers must ensure decent conditions and ensure that prisoners are not exposed to health risks. Over the years, responsibility for the conditions of detention in these centers has repeatedly been criticized by human rights organizations, with the authorities usually rejecting these allegations. Current developments show that even in the area of prison conditions, as in the PAZ, improvements must always be sought.