Rescue car robbery in Kiel: Dramatic escape with injured police officers!

On December 27, 2024, the Kieler Nachrichten On current police reports and fire brigade reports from Kiel and the surrounding area. These include information about accidents, closures, missing persons, violence and crimes. In addition, the message offers a live ticker for police reports in Kiel and information on the current traffic situation.

The emergency behavior in Kiel includes, among other things, to choose the emergency number 112, to provide first aid, if possible, and to stay at the scene as long as it is not dangerous. Important information such as the number of those affected, injuries and the exact address should be collected, while relatives are to be notified when it is safe. Instructions from the rescue workers must be followed and a quiet and supportive attitude is important. After an emergency, medical help and psychological support should be used.

theft of an ambulance in Hamburg

On November 18, 2024, an incident occurred in Hamburg in which a 29-year-old man stole an ambulance. According to Presseportal The man fled the ambulance on Autobahn 7 to the north and threatened to be armed while driving. As part of the escape, he left the motorway in Grossenaspe and continued over Neumünster and Bordesholm towards Kiel.

During the escape, the man said several times that he could blow himself up and others in the air. In Kiel, he rammed a civilian patrol car, which caused two police officers and were no longer able to work. The man ended his escape at the East Sea chiser after touching a bridge pillar.

Police special units temporarily arrested the man around 4:15 a.m. and he was taken to a hospital for treatment. However, firearms or explosive devices could not be found in the ambulance or the perpetrator. The man will now have to answer for theft, dangerous interventions in road traffic and disorder of public peace. The investigation continues.

For more information, interested citizens can contact the Kiel press office on 0431-1602010.