Accident escape in Münster: Police are looking for witnesses and fleeting drivers!

Accident escape in Münster: Police are looking for witnesses and fleeting drivers!

Burchardstraße, 48145 Münster, Deutschland - Münster was the scene of an unfortunate incident on Tuesday morning (October 15) in which a cyclist was involved in a traffic accident. The accident occurred around 10:59 a.m. on Burchardstrasse, at the intersection to the Kaiser-Wilhelm-Ring. Apparently a car was involved in this Situation, but the driver immediately got out of dust.

After the first reports, a 51-year-old cyclist drove along the bike path along the Kaiser Wilhelm ring towards Ostmarkstrasse. As he crossed the Burchardstrasse, there was a collision with a car that was just entering the confluence area from Burchardstrasse. Due to the impact, the cyclist crashed, although details about his state of health have not yet been known.

flee from responsibility

A short conversation between the driver and the injured cyclist took place, but after this encounter the driver continued his journey without further taking care of the cyclist. The police prompted this action to start a search for the fleeting driver.

The driver sought is described as about 40 to 50 years old and has brown hair that is bound into a braid. He wore glasses and dark clothes. It is to be hoped that witnesses who were nearby at the time of the accident can give valuable information on the incident.

The Münster police called the public to report with relevant information on the phone number (0251) 2750. This type of incident raises important questions about traffic safety and responsibility for drivers. Every road user should be aware of the consequences of his actions and, in the event of an accident

It remains to be seen whether the search will be successful and the driver can be held accountable. Behavior in such situations not only has legal implications, but can also leave great emotional damage to those affected.

For more information about this incident and the ongoing investigation, please contact the police or follow the updates via local news portals.