Drunk escape driver ensures chaos on Greifswald's streets!

on November 4, 2024, at 3:30 p.m., the Greifswald police were called for an incident on the B109 near Hanshagen. A driver had registered a Citroën small van that drove into snake lines. When trying to control the driver, he ignored the police stops, accelerated and tried to flee.

The vehicle could finally be stopped on a petrol station area near Diedrichshagen. The 36-year-old driver refused to leave the vehicle and resisted the police measures. A breath alcohol test carried out resulted in a value of 1.73 per thousand. In addition, it turned out that the driver had no valid driving license. During the blood sample in the Greifswald Clinic, he threatened and threatened the civil servants by threatening, among other things, to seeking and shooting them at their homes.

Investigations against the driver

As a result of the incident, the Stralsund district court issued a search decision for the man's apartment. No weapons were found during the search, but the 36-year-old continued his threats and insults. He is now being investigated for several offenses, including:

• drunkenness in traffic
• escape from the police
• Road traffic
• forbidden motor vehicle race
• drive without a license
• Resistance to enforcement officers
• threat
• insult

No injuries were reported to the police officers, which makes the driver's inappropriate behavior appear all the more tragic.

A similar incident, which was a few years ago, occurred on February 26, 2015 at the Oberbaumbrücke in Berlin. Like Anwalt.de , a driver tried to escape under the influence of alcohol by reversing and exposure, which could only be prevented by dodging a police officer. The driver had an alcoholic value of 1.33 per thousand and was also not in possession of a valid driver's license. The legal consequences of a drunk drive can be high and range from fines to the withdrawal of the driver's license and the arrangement of a medical-psychological examination (MPU).