Tragedy in Dachau: 17-year-old dies without a driver's license and drunk

Tragedy in Dachau: 17-year-old dies without a driver's license and drunk

In the night darkness of ampermoching, a place in the Dachau district, a tragic traffic accident occurred, which demanded the life of a 17-year-old. On October 19 at around 0:50 a.m. the young driver lost control of his vehicle when he was traveling from Reipershofen towards Ampermoching.

It is still unclear why the teenager, who had no driver's license up to this point, suddenly lost control of the car. According to him, the vehicle came off the street and crashed into a tree. Despite rapid help from the emergency services, which were immediately on site, nothing could be done for the 17-year-old. He succumbed to his serious injuries.

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Also in the car was another 17-year-old, who fortunately only bought minor injuries and was admitted to the hospital in Dachau. The police confirmed that the driver of the crashed vehicle was alcoholic. Therefore, the origin of the car and the circumstances led to this devastating accident is now being examined in detail.

At the scene of the accident, the volunteer fire brigades from Hebertshausen, Ampermoching and Röhrmoos provided valuable support. Numerous employees of the crisis intervention service were also on site to look after any traumatized witnesses. The tragedy of this incident raises many questions and reminds of the dangers associated with alcohol at the wheel and driving without a driver's license. The investigators hope to get information about information soon to better understand the exact circumstances.

These tragic events make it clear how important traffic safety is. There are many such accidents every year, and it is essential that young drivers are informed about the risks. The police announced that further information and results of the examinations were published in order to clarify the background of this devastating accident. For further details see the current one Reporting on www.merkur.de .