Driver with 2 per thousand rams traffic signs - police in action!

Driver with 2 per thousand rams traffic signs - police in action!

in Aschersleben led a nightly incident to an elaborate police operation. Between Saturday and Sunday there was a dangerous event in road traffic at the roundabout, which connects Aschersleben with the B 185 and the A 36 motorway. The police had to move out after an oil track, plastic parts and damaged street signs were discovered. According to reports, this is the result of a car that has damaged several traffic facilities.

According to the report of the Salzland district, the emergency services were already on site when the fire brigade was employed with the cleaning of the accident site. During the subsequent search for the person who caused the accident, the officials in Ermsleben found a 32-year-old man. The driver confessed that he had run over a street sign and a traffic island before he came to a standstill with his heavily damaged car in a parking lot.

alcohol influence determined

The man also confirmed the official that he was under the influence of alcohol while driving. A breath alcohol test carried out showed an alarming value of 1.98 per thousand. In view of this situation, the suspect was brought to the Aschersleben Clinic to ensure that the Salzland district reports.

As a direct consequence of these actions, the 32-year-old was withdrawn from the driver's license, and a driving ban for him is for the time being. The police also towed the accident vehicle. These events throw a light on the dangers of driving under the influence of alcohol and the potential effects on traffic safety.

Overall, the incident illustrates the need for more awareness of the dangers of alcohol at the wheel. Such situations not only lead to damage to property, but also endanger life. This topic has gained in importance in recent years and the authorities are increasingly working to prevent such incidents.

Details about this incident and further investigations are to be announced in the coming days. For more information and developments on this topic, readers can be the article on www.mz.de Visit.