Cars crash into the shop window: Pensioners practice parking lot graffiti!

Cars crash into the shop window: Pensioners practice parking lot graffiti!

Pablo-Picasso-Straße, 28816 Stuhr, Deutschland - In the past few days there have been various incidents in the Diepholz region, which attracted the attention of the police. An accident in Sulingen and a curious incident in Stuhr made headlines.

On Monday afternoon at 11:30 a.m., an 84-year-old pensioner landed with his car in the shop window of a net market. The incident happened in the parking lot in Pablo-Picasso-Straße when the driver apparently confused the gas and brake while parked. Fortunately, both the driver and the surrounding customers were not injured. Nevertheless, a previously indefinite property damage occurred on the vehicle and the market areas. Such mishaps remind us of how quickly something can go wrong.

serious injuries in traffic accident

not far from this incident, a serious traffic accident in Sulingen occurred around 1:55 p.m. An 80-year-old driver wanted to turn his vehicle from a dirt road to Landesstraße 202 towards Sulingen. He overlooked the car of a 72-year-old driver who drove the L 202 in the opposite direction. The two vehicles collided with force, which led to serious injuries to both drivers. They were immediately cared for by the emergency services and transported to hospitals. The unfortunate circumstances not only caused human suffering, but also a considerable material damage, which amounts to at least 13,500 euros. Both vehicles were no longer ready to drive after the collision and had to be towed.

In addition, the authorities registered a break -in on a construction site in Wehrbleck. In the period from Thursday last week to Monday, unknown perpetrators penetrated the site through a hole in the fence. Not only two construction containers, but also a wheel loader and a truck were broken open here. The burglars stole a variety of tools, causing damage of around 15,000 euros. The police in Sulingen accept information on this incident on 04271/9490.

The latest events underline the importance of traffic safety and protective measures on construction sites. The police continue to be vigilant to ensure security in the region.