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Chaos in Hofheim: drunk drivers, break-ins and serious accidents!
After drunk driving in Hofheim, there was resistance against the police. Burglars were also active in Bad Soden and Sulzbach. A traffic accident resulted in four injuries.
Chaos in Hofheim: drunk drivers, break-ins and serious accidents!
Hofheim – Shocking incidents this week! On Saturday night, officers in Hofheim caught a drunken driver who was about to lose control of his car. When checked at 2:45 a.m. it turned out that the man had an alcohol level of almost 0.8 per mille. The attempt to evade arrest ended in pandemonium - two police officers were injured as the impetuous driver tried to flee. But despite the resistance, he was taken into custody and his driving license was quickly revoked.
Crime never stops! On Sunday, brazen burglars in Bad Soden stole over a dozen pieces of jewelry and cash after prying open a single-family home. The break-in occurred between 5:15 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. – dark times for local residents! That same night, an unknown person hit a grocery store and caused extensive damage to property, but the loot never came. The police are asking for help!
Wild burglars and dangerous driving maneuvers!
The perpetrators are also active in Sulzbach, where two unknown people broke into milk vending machines on the night from Sunday to Monday! At 12:47 a.m. the machines were forced open and the thieves made off with mid-three-digit cash. Information about the suspects is urgently needed!
Another break-in occurred on Friday in Eppstein, where a delivery vehicle was broken into. The driver only noticed after a short absence that his wallet containing 400 euros had been stolen - another example of this week's reckless actions!
The traffic accident on Friday evening in Hofheim-Lorsbach was also shocking! An 18-year-old driver not only put himself but also others at risk when he crossed into oncoming traffic and collided with an oncoming vehicle. A total of four injured, including a 72-year-old who is struggling hard! The property damage amounts to a shocking 20,000 euros. The police and emergency services were quickly there to help!