Traffic chaos on the A2: fake driver's license and risky reversing!

Traffic chaos on the A2: fake driver's license and risky reversing!

Neu­kam­per­fehn, Deutsch­land - A moving day in road traffic: On December 14, 2024, several incidents occurred that the police put on alert. In Neukamperfehn there was a spectacular traffic accident at 11:35 a.m. when a 25-year-old driver got off the road with his car and collided with a guideline. The reason for the moment of fright: The driver was heavily alcoholic, as a later breath alcohol test with 1.25 per thousand showed. The police confiscated his driver's license and initiated an investigation.

dangerous maneuvers on the motorway

A few hours later, around 12:22 p.m., the police on the A2 South Autobahn near Arnoldstein became aware of a saddle tractor. This stood on the breakdown strip and drove backwards, which was a considerable danger to the subsequent traffic. During the check, it was found that the 38-year-old driver presented an obviously fake driver's license. The police intervened immediately, he took a security deposit of several hundred euros.

In the Lüneburg region, there was also a fire in the Osseweg in Leer on the same day. For an unknown cause, a fire broke out in a building. Fortunately, there were no personal injury, but considerable property damage in the lower six -digit range occurred. The fire brigade was able to extinguish the fire, but the police initiated the cause of the fire in order to clarify possible backgrounds. Another incident that employed the officials was an act of vandalism in Emden, where an unknown person threw fireworks in a clothing store. Here are the authorities in search of witnesses who can provide information about the perpetrator.

The continuing incidents show that the police are also in use around the clock at the weekend to minimize dangers in road traffic and in public. The rapid intervention of the emergency services has prevented worse and ensures more security on the streets, as well as in the publicly accessible locations.