Pedelec driver injures children on Wangerooge-police are looking for witnesses!

Pedelec driver injures children on Wangerooge-police are looking for witnesses!

An incident on Wangerooge causes excitement: On October 5, 2024, there was a collision between a pedelec driver and several children aged 12 to 14 years at around 3:25 p.m. The youngsters moved on foot on the dike, which stretches between the lighthouse and the west tower when the pedelec driver advanced into the area.

In the collision, several children plunged and suffered injuries. However, the driver of the pedelec decided to leave the scene of the accident without taking care of the injured children or fulfilling his duties as an accident. This raises questions about his responsibility and leaves the circumstances of the incident in the unclear.

description of the driver

Witnesses report that the pedelec driver was between 35 and 39 years old and had a short, short main hair. He was in dark clothing and drove a pedelec with wide tires. This information could be crucial to identify it and take responsibility.

The Wangerooge police have started the investigation and asks the public for help. Witnesses who can provide relevant information on the incident are asked to report on 04469-946900. Your information could help promote the rapid clarification of the incident and to prevent similar incidents in the future.

The incident raised several questions on the island of Wangerooge, in particular on the safety of children and adolescents in public space. Such collisions are not only physically hurtful, but can also leave emotional scars. The community reacts worried and it remains to be seen whether this incident will lead to a rethink with regard to traffic rules and safety precautions.

The thrive of a safe environment for everyone, especially for younger people, is of extremely important. The residents rely on the behavior and responsibility of all road users. The authorities and the community as well as some local organizations face this challenge.

For more information about this incident, reference is made to the current reporting, as reported . .