Rapid escape: Drunk drivers threatens police officers on bridge!

Rapid escape: Drunk drivers threatens police officers on bridge!

In the late Sunday evening there was a dangerous incident in Ginsheim-Gustavsburg when a 46-year-old man rammed a police officer with his vehicle on Theodor-Heuss-Bridge. The driver tried to escape a traffic control and was identified as alcoholized.

around 11.30 p.m., a police patrol noticed a car when he arrived to the control point, the lighting of which did not work correctly. Immediately they informed their comrades on site, which were busy with the control. This was the beginning of a dangerous hunt that was risky not only for the driver, but also for the emergency services.

dangerous situation on the bridge

A 31-year-old police officer, clearly recognizable with a warning vest and stopping cellar, stood on the road to stop the driver. But instead of driving slower, the man accelerated and raced directly to the police officer. In order to avoid a collision, the official had to jump aside, which still tightened the dangerous situation.

After the drivers drove past the control point, a chase was immediately started. Several patrol cars took up the persecution, and finally the officials managed to stop the vehicle at the Philippsring in the Mainz-Kastel district. This time the driver reacted to the attitude signals and stopped.

alcoholization and legal consequences

During the check, the officers immediately noticed the driver's strong alcohol smell. A breath alcohol test resulted in alarming 1.45 per thousand. The police also decided to carry out a blood sample on the area to further confirm alcoholization. These violations are taken seriously and the man is now faced with several ads, including coercion in road traffic and driving under the influence of alcohol.

The events of that night show how dangerous alcohol can be in road traffic and how quickly a harmless traffic control can turn into a life -threatening situation. The consequences for the driver could be considerable, both legally and in terms of his driving license. More details about this incident are www.ffh.de to be found.