Raster in East Frisia: 200 km/h and a race with the judiciary!

Raster in East Frisia: 200 km/h and a race with the judiciary!

A 26-year-old man caused great excitement with his modified car in East Frisia when he reached speeds of up to 200 km/h. He and published his risky driving films and published them on social networks under the pseudonym "Iprime". This type of self -presentation not only panic, but also the residents of the region, since he often rushed past residential areas and schools.

The reactions of the authorities initially came hesitantly. Although the police determined in the background, it seemed for a while as if Iprime remained undisturbed before the consequences of his actions. In a surprising turning point, another YouTuber, known under the name "Bambam TV", attacked the "death raser". He made the public aware of his dangerous behavior and criticized the inactivity of the police. In fact, the police have been active since February when Iprime was taken away by his driver's license. The court proceedings then took place six months later.

The process and the accusations

The police found that iPrime had shared a considerable amount of video material, about 100 hours, on its channels. A video of an unauthorized race was particularly revealing, which finally put the accused into trouble. Iprime fought a daring duel with a motorcyclist. This material turned out to be a decisive evidence during the court proceedings and brought IPRIME into difficulties.

In the latest episode of the True Crime Podcast "Tatort northwest", moderator Julian Reusch discusses with the reporter Arne Jürgens from the NWZ team of police and judiciary, the background to iPrime and the details of the legal procedure. This offers the listeners exciting insights into life and the legal consequences for a man whose adrenaline junkie lifestyle brought him into the spotlight and, if necessary, prison.

The episode can be called up free of charge on the website www.nwzonline.de/podcasts or via common podcast-platforms. This makes the latest developments and the consequences of risky driving behavior clear for other drivers and society.