Pedestrians injured in the event of an accident in Nieder-Wiesen-witnesses urgently wanted!

Pedestrians injured in the event of an accident in Nieder-Wiesen-witnesses urgently wanted!

Nieder-Wiesen, Deutschland - On Friday evening there was a unfortunate traffic accident in Nieder-Wiesen in which a 40-year-old pedestrian was involved. The incident occurred around 7:00 p.m. on Kreisstraße 4 when the man was traveling with a companion towards Nieder-Wiesen. According to the initial information, the accident happened when a car, controlled by a woman who apparently roamed the pedestrian.

The pedestrian suffered several injuries due to the collision, including a laceration and bruises. The emergency services immediately alerted and brought him to a nearby hospital, where it was medical care. However, the exact course of the accident is still unclear why the police inspection Alzey is now looking for witnesses who may have seen the incident or noticed the two pedestrians before the accident.

call for witness reports

Witnesses of the accident or persons who have information about the circumstances of the event are asked to report to the Alzey police inspection on 06731/911-0. It is important that information about the exact course of the accident is compiled in order to be able to clarify the incident.

The police indicate that the behavior of the people involved could also be of interest before the accident. It is important to clarify whether the pedestrians may have committed a recognizable traffic violation or whether the driver reacted appropriately to the situation.

The investigation is still in progress, and it remains to be seen which further details will come to light. The police endeavor to get light into the dark and thank you in advance for any kind of support from the population. The incident in Nieder-Wiesen once again raises the question of how important mindfulness is for pedestrians and drivers.

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