Rapid chase in Helmstedt: driver endangers children!

Rapid chase in Helmstedt: driver endangers children!

An exciting but worrying event occurred in Helmstedt on Wednesday when a 27-year-old driver of a van fled from the police during a traffic control. The incident that culminated in a chase not only put the driver in danger, but also uninvolved passers -by and playing children.

Originally, the driver was stopped during routine control. After he was ready to undergo a drug test, he used the moment of inattentiveness and raced on the wrong road. The police officers who persecuted him reported a speed of up to 100 km/h within the towns, whereby he disregarded numerous red traffic lights and fled through several villages to Weferlingen in Saxony-Anhalt.

dangerous escape through lively streets

During his rapid escape, numerous pedestrians and playing children were endangered. The police decided to keep distance during the persecution to minimize the risk of a collision. The driver seemed completely unimpressed by the police stops and continued his dangerous driving style. This led to a hectic situation in which the safety of many people was at stake.

his unpredictable behavior caused him to drive into a construction site where he damaged his car and then fled on foot. Fortunately, the police officers could finally track down and arrest him in a nearby forest. After his arrest, a blood sample was carried out for the drug test. Because of his mental state of emergency, he had to be brought to a clinic.

The police want to interpret this incident as a warning signal and reminds the public about how important it is to cooperate in a traffic control in order to avoid dangerous situations. The incident reminds that immediate reactions to traffic controls can not only have legal consequences, but also endanger the lives of many uninvolved. The incident is examined in more detail and compliance with the laws is strictly controlled by the law enforcement authorities.

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