Police packs: Raid in Langenfeld against street crime!
Police packs: Raid in Langenfeld against street crime!
The district police authority Mettmann was in action on Friday, October 11th. As part of a targeted focus, known as "zoom", numerous uniformed and civilian civil servants attracted their attention to street crime in various cities in the district, including Langenfeld. These measures were supported by employees of the municipal regulatory office and the riot police who tried together to create a safe environment for the citizens.According to the announcement of the press office of the district police, the increased police presence was positively perceived by the population in Langenfeld. This shows how important security measures are in urban areas to strengthen the relationship of trust between citizens and the police. In the city center, the police carried out numerous controls that also increasingly aimed at vehicles that may violate traffic laws.
traffic controls and their results
A remarkable incident occurred when the officials pulled a truck out of traffic, which had been classified by a test center as traffic -uncertain with 24 sometimes dangerous defects. This truck was also not insured and was sealed after the control. Such measures are crucial to keep dangerous vehicles away from the streets.
Another highlight of the controls took place at 3:40 p.m. on Theodor-Heuss-Straße. There the police officers noticed a vehicle in which the driver, when he saw the police, "suddenly" exchanged the place with his passenger. Despite this attempted maneuver, it turned out that the 36-year-old Wolfsburg was under the influence of drugs and also had no valid driving license. This led to a corresponding criminal complaint. Such situation illustrates the creativity of some drivers, which, however, does not remain undetected and represents current risks for traffic safety.
drug influence for other road users
In addition to the incident with the Wolfsburg incident, the emergency services in Richrath also had to control two e-scooter drivers who were also under the influence of drugs. It was found that one of the vehicles was traveling with a wrong insurance license plate. This shows that not only drivers, but also users of e-scooters can create potentially dangerous situations if they are under the influence of drugs.The controls carried out are part of a large overall plan of the police to make the streets safer and protect the population. Such missions are important to set an example against crime and traffic violations and to raise awareness of the dangers of driving under the influence of drugs. For more information on these incidents, interested readers can report on rp-online.de view.
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| Ort | Langenfeld, Deutschland |
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