Kranenburg's traffic control: drugs and razors in the sight of the police!

Kranenburg's traffic control: drugs and razors in the sight of the police!

On Wednesday, October 2, 2024, the district of Klever police carried out extensive traffic control on the so -called "tennis racket" on the B9 in Kranenburg between 3:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. In this campaign, which took place in cooperation with customs, the cross -border police team, the federal police and the Klever police, numerous vehicles and whose drivers were subjected to an in -depth review. The control was well prepared and supported by the technical relief organization with lighting technology and structures for the emergency services.

The focus was on checking the ability to drive, especially because of suspicion of the consumption of alcohol and drugs. Previously, a speed measurement was set up in a 70s zone. The result of the controls was revealing: references to the consumption of intoxicating means were found on 26 people. Of this, nine people were carried out by the previous tests, with some signs that were so clear that blood samples were ordered and the onward journey was prohibited. The blood samples were removed on site by a doctor present.

cannabis smell and football cup of surprises

It was particularly noteworthy in which a vehicle that passed the speed measuring system did not drive fast enough, but the police officer who was nearby perceived a striking cannabis smell. This also led to a blood sample of the driver and to prohibit the onward journey. In addition to these drug cases, two people who had illegally introduced narcotics from the Netherlands were taken up.

The control also revealed some other serious violations: a Mercedes driver who had a ban on driving in Germany had no driving license in the Netherlands. His mother had to pick him up from the control point, which led to another advertisement. A total of 98 speed overruns were found in the controls, including 28, which will result in administrative offenses. The police also imposed warning payments against 11 people due to non -designing the seat belt and noticed nine cases in which drivers used their mobile phone while driving.

A fine of at least 200 euros and a one -month ban on driving threatens a driver who overtook a row of vehicles waiting in front of a red -free traffic light and overlooked the waiting police motorcycle patrol. The driver stated that he was in a hurry, which didn't use much to him.

The police of the district of Klever plans further controls to prevent, support, support and to punish traffic violations consistently. These measures are part of the continuous efforts to increase the safety in road traffic and to pull dangerous drivers out of circulation. For more information about these controlled measures and their consequences, See the current reporting on www.presseportal.de .