Eating: Naked in a stolen car
In Essen, police officers were faced with a curious situation on Monday: a 39-year-old had noticed a small van with a Frankfurt license plate in the late evening, which drove in serpentine lines and almost crashed into his car. When the vehicle stopped, the man wanted to speak to the occupants. To his amazement, he noticed that the two – a man and a woman – were sitting completely naked in the front seats. Since the bus showed signs of an accident, he called the police. When the officers tried to open the vehicle door after their arrival, the woman drove off suddenly. While fleeing the police, she kept to the speed limit, but ran over several red lights. The escape was ended with the use of two patrol cars. It turned out that the minibus had previously been reported as stolen by a Frankfurt driving school. The background of the nude ride initially remained unclear, a doctor took blood from the couple to check their ability to drive.
Source: Police food
Mannheim: 68-year-old dies in an accident at Hockenheimring
A 68-year-old driver died in an accident on the Hockenheimring in Baden-Württemberg on Thursday. According to the police in Mannheim, the accident occurred at a private event, the cause was initially unclear. As officials said, there was a collision between three cars shortly after the home stretch. The 68-year-old died. The occupants of the other two cars were not injured. The Hockenheimring is a well-known professional race track. But private commercial events also take place there, such as trips with sports cars.
Source: AFP
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Weather in Germany: weekend warm with thunderstorms
Germany is facing a warm, muggy weekend, sometimes with violent storms and the risk of heavy rain. For the period from Saturday noon, the German Weather Service “especially in a broad strip from Eastern Bavaria and Saxony to the North Sea often forecasts thunderstorms, with increased storm potential due to heavy heavy rain and hail accumulations”.
According to the information from Friday, it looks better in the north-east and south-west – there should only be occasional showers and thunderstorms. You sweat when the temperature is between 24 and 30 degrees, it is milder on the islands with a fresh east wind of 20 degrees.
According to the experts, there are more showers and sometimes strong thunderstorms on the night of Sunday, especially from the Alps to Schleswig-Holstein, otherwise there is a slight risk of thunderstorms and loosening of areas.
Things don’t look any better for Sunday: “Especially from Lower Saxony to Bavaria after a brief calm in the morning again strong thunderstorms with increased risk of severe weather due to heavy heavy rain and hail,” says the DWD. There is a lower risk of thunderstorms for the east and the far west with sun and clouds. The maximum values are usually between 22 and 28 degrees, on the islands and only 20 degrees in the event of prolonged rain.
News from Germany from Thursday, June 11th
Dortmund: man convicted of insurance fraud
In Dortmund, a 45-year-old was sentenced to two and a half years in prison for fraud. The accusation: In October 2019, he is said to have deliberately placed his hand on a track near Dortmund in such a way that it was separated from a train that was approaching. Then he called the emergency services, the hand could not be saved. Previously, he had insured the body part at various companies for a total of around six million euros. The defendant denied the resolution and stated that he had tripped and fell on the track. The judge didn’t believe the version. Also because the man was noticed in a similar way in 2014. Back then it was said that a crocodile had injured his hand with a bite. However, according to the WDR, he had caused the injuries with two nail boards. The hand could be saved – unlike in the negotiated case. In addition, the 45-year-old has a criminal record and was serving a suspended sentence at the time of the crime.
Source: WDR
Königswinter: smoldering fire at Drachenburg Castle
A smoldering fire broke out in the historic Drachenburg Castle in Königswinter on Thursday. Since the castle is currently used for filming the ZDF show “Bares for Rares”, there were no visitors in the building. As the fire brigade reports, employees of the TV production company noticed the smell of fire when preparing to shoot and informed the emergency services. When the fire department arrived, the television staff had already left the castle. The smoldering fire in a false ceiling was therefore quickly under control, the damage in the historic building remained low. The cause of the fire initially remained unclear. The shooting could be continued after the assignment. According to “General-Anzeiger”, the ZDF press office has confirmed the incident, according to the broadcaster, the rehearsals for the shoot were interrupted. However, the place where the assignment took place was not one of the areas used for the “Bares for Rares” shoot.
Source: Königswinter fire brigade, “General indicator“
Bad Belzig: Police officers are said to have harassed drunken 70-year-olds
Because they are said to have harassed a drunk 70-year-old, two policemen from Bad Belzig in Brandenburg are investigated. As the police in Potsdam announced on Thursday, one of the patrol officers was said to have accompanied the drunk man on foot during the night on Sunday and “apparently pressed him inappropriately”. The second official “apparently filmed the situation with a cell phone from the radio patrol car traveling at walking speed”. “Both officers were apparently amused and laughed at the scenery,” said the police. The approximately one and a half minute video was then sent to a WhatsApp group. This shows how the official “verbally and by pushing the drunk on the sidewalk” and how he “suggests a kick in the buttocks of the victim or gives the man a kick”. This is precisely because of the darkness and the video quality not recognizable.
Criminal charges were brought against the officials “on suspicion of being insulted by degrading and defamatory acts on the victim” and disciplinary proceedings were initiated. In addition, they were prohibited from conducting official business until further notice. The police were called to the operation in Bad Belzig because the 70-year-old was said to have molested passers-by and threw a bottle in the direction of the caller, who then informed the police.
Source: AFP
Monheim: Fawn cut four legs and thrown away alive like garbage
In Monheim in the Bavarian district of Donau-Ries, a stranger cut all four runs from a fawn while mowing a meadow. As the “Augsburger Allgemeine” reported with the police, the severely injured animal was subsequently thrown into a hedge “to dispose of it like garbage”. The hunter, with whom the mowing was not approved according to the report, found the animal that was still alive but could not be saved. He shot it to save him further suffering. The incident occurred in May, but has only become known. The police are now investigating violations of animal welfare and Bavarian hunting laws against unknowns.
Source: “Augsburg General“
Berlin: Large crystal meth find
The Brandenburg police seized ten kilograms of crystal meth in a blow to a gang of drugs in Berlin. This was the largest amount of the drug seized to date in the region with a black market value of around one million euros, the police headquarters reported on Thursday. After a year and a half of investigations, officials from the State Criminal Police Office in Berlin-Pankow were able to arrest five suspects at the end of May with the support of Special Forces (SEK). The three suspected drug dealers and two couriers were taken into custody. Previously, the “B.Z.” reported.
The starting point of the investigation was the announcement of the landlord of a warehouse in Schönerlinde in Brandenburg, the police reported.
Source: DPA
Goch: 15-year-old drives a family car – three teenagers seriously injured
During a nightly jaunt with the family car, a 15-year-old rolled over in his parents’ car in North Rhine-Westphalia. He and his two 16-year-old passengers were seriously injured in the accident in Goch near the Dutch border, the police said on Thursday. According to initial findings, the car had left the road on Thursday in a curve to the left, crashed into a tree and then overturned.
The vehicle stayed on the roof. The youngsters were therefore able to get out themselves before the car caught fire. A 35-year-old resident put out the fire.
The adolescents were taken to hospitals. The car suffered total damage, and the driver had to answer for driving without a license. How the 15-year-old got the car – like other details about the cause of the accident – was initially unknown.
Source: DPA
Hanover: eight injured in explosion in residential building
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A violent bang woke up some residents of the Hanover district of List on Wednesday evening. There was an explosion in an apartment building, which developed into a flat fire. Eight people were injured – one of them seriously. Several callers had initially reported an explosion in an apartment in List to the control center, a police spokesman said in the evening. Firefighters found a man with fire injuries on the street at the scene of the accident. An apartment burned on the first floor. Eleven other people, including five children, had to be saved with an aerial ladder. The rescue workers arrived with three fire trucks, several emergency doctors and pastors. In addition to the seriously injured, seven other people with smoke poisoning came to hospitals. The fire was extinguished after a short time. The house is no longer habitable. What led to the accident is still unclear. Debris on the street, such as a broken window, indicated an explosion, according to a fire department spokesman.
source: DPA
The fire brigade rescued several residents from the burning building in Hanover with ladders
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Drachenfels: Unknown people steal the summit cross from the Siegfried rock
Since 1987, a summit cross has stood on the Siegfried rock, 1.20 meters high, solid steel, firmly screwed and secured with two guy ropes – and now disassembled. As the “Rheinische Post” reports, unknown persons have stolen the steel cross, the value of which is estimated at around 1000 euros. “The entire construction has been dismantled,” reports Gerhard Müller, the deputy chairman of the Beautification Association for the Siebengebirge (VVS). The theft must have been quite complex, because the way to the summit leads through a dense forest, after which you have to climb. The Siegfried rock is part of the Drachenfels mountain range and rises 321 meters above the Rhine.
source: Rheinische Post
Tübingen: Ecstasy tablet swallowed – 13-year-old collapses and dies
A 13-year-old died in a Tübingen clinic after swallowing an ecstasy tablet. A police officer and the public prosecutor said Tuesday that a 15-year-old who allegedly gave him the pill was being investigated. The accused has so far denied the allegations. The 13-year-old was traveling with two friends in Münsingen on the Swabian Alb on Sunday evening when he collapsed. The two friends alerted the rescue workers. The condition of the adolescent had deteriorated so much that he died after a few hours, it was said. An autopsy should clarify the exact cause of death.
One of the adolescent’s companions had given the rescue workers a hint that the 13-year-old had apparently knowingly swallowed the ecstasy tablet. The police are also investigating indications that the 15-year-old could have bought the pill on the so-called Darknet – a particularly protected area on the Internet – without even knowing the ingredients and the active ingredient content.
So far, there is no evidence that the accused adolescent has given more tablets to other people, the message said. Nevertheless, the authorities warned not only in principle not to take ecstasy tablets, but also specifically to consume substances from the Darknet.
Source: DPA
Dithmarschen: helicopter pulls three men out of the mudflats
A strange rescue operation took place in Dithmarschen late Wednesday evening. Three men were on the boat and tried to walk to the shore after the boat broke. They sank to the chest in the mud flats and were unable to free themselves from the stuck mud. They were still able to make an emergency call using a mobile phone. Due to the progressive darkness, however, the rescue team could not identify the men at first. The fire brigade divers who were called in were also not very lucky because the area is particularly difficult to penetrate in the dark. Only an alarmed rescue helicopter was able to locate the shipwrecked and pull it out of the mud in two approaches using a winch. The men were put down freezing but in whole pieces on the bank. Operations manager Lars Paulsen then reported to the press portal how crucial the helicopter was for the successful rescue: “Not only getting to the men by land or water would have been very time-consuming and exhausting, but also the liberation from the mud itself. The emergency services would also have sunk into the silt and would not have been able to use the necessary force to pull the people out of the silt! “
source: Press portal
News from Germany from Wednesday, June 10th:
Duisburg: police stop fake Ferrari
The officials in Duisburg-Beeck actually thought they were dealing with a Ferrari. But far from it. The red runabout that the police checked on Monday morning was actually a Toyota MR2. The supposed sports car looked deceptively real: red paint, the famous horse on the grille and the yellow emblem on the sides and bonnet. Since “Ferrari” is a protected trademark, the 45-year-old driver now has to deal with a complaint about the violation of the trademark law.
Source: Police Duisburg
Stuttgart: Three injuries in an ambulance accident
An ambulance crashed into a car in Stuttgart. As reported by the police, the emergency services were on Wednesday morning with a special signal when they drove to a crossroads under red lights. A 39-year-old who wanted to cross the intersection at green overlooked the vehicle. During the collision, the ambulance tipped onto a lantern. The mast buckled and the emergency vehicle came to rest on its side. The 41-year-old medic, his 24-year-old passenger and the woman suffered minor injuries in the accident. No patient was in the ambulance during the mission.
The ambulance lies on its side at an intersection after an accident
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Source: Stuttgart police
Neubrandenburg: swarm of bees ensures police operations
A swarm of bees has led to a police operation on Datzeberg in Neubrandenburg. There, residents had discovered a frightening number of animals on a high-rise facade and called the police. Finally, a beekeeper was asked who could quickly identify the queen bee and move the bee colony in this way. According to his estimate, there were around 10,000 bees in total. The police assisted him with the resettlement, one of which was stabbed in the forehead. He was still able to continue his service, as the saying goes.
Source: Police in Neubrandenburg
Celle: Man breaks his girlfriend’s nose
The police in Celle had to leave Tuesday night for a case of domestic violence. As officials reported on Wednesday, a 59-year-old had broken the nose of his 50-year-old partner. “The slightly alcoholic Wüterich was upset about the cooked dinner and was so freaked out that he not only knocked over the table and smashed dishes on the wall, but also became violent towards his partner,” the police said. The frightened woman then escaped from the apartment with a bleeding nose and was taken to a hospital by an accidentally passing taxi. That same night, she went to the police station and filed a criminal complaint for assault. Accompanied by police officers, she drove back to her apartment, where the suspect continued to be taken for granted. A several-day eviction was pronounced against him. For victims of domestic violence, the police provide the following link https://www.polizei-beratung.de Information material available.
Source: Police Celle
Hamburg: Salzburg-Sylt night train planned
A night train is to run between Salzburg and Sylt from July 4th. Twice a week, the Hamburg railway company RDC will run its own trains as “Alpen-Sylt-Nachtexpress” in both directions by September, reports the “Süddeutsche Zeitung”. The route travels via Prien am Chiemsee, Munich, Frankfurt, Hamburg and Husum – and thus connects several major cities with holiday regions in southern and northern Germany. RDC also operates the DB Autozug to Sylt.
Rail travelers can currently choose between several IC connections to Sylt: There are trains to Sylt from Dresden (via Berlin), Frankfurt, Cologne (via Bremen) and Karlsruhe (via Frankfurt and Hanover). From the island you can get to Dresden (via Berlin), Stuttgart (via Frankfurt, Cologne and Bremen), Frankfurt (via Cologne and Bremen) and Karlsruhe (via Frankfurt and Hanover).
Deutsche Bahn had thinned out its night train network in Germany a few years ago. Three years ago, the Austrian Federal Railroad (ÖBB) took over the loss-making DB night train business. The ÖBB nightjet operation is to be gradually expanded by 2026.
Hamburg: New investigation against police after use against blacks
Against the backdrop of global protests against racist police violence in the USA, a video of a police operation in Hamburg that had been going on for months caused a stir. The prosecutor’s office was again involved in the case, a spokeswoman said on Tuesday. The video, which was still available on YouTube until Tuesday morning, but was no longer released on the platform afterwards, shows how three police officers hold a man with dark skin on the floor of a sidewalk in the Horn district. An official presses the man’s head onto the pavement with both hands.
According to prosecutors, the video shows an operation from August 11 last year. As Hamburg’s Senator for the Interior Andy Grote (SPD) said on Tuesday in the state press conference, it happened after a parking violation. The man, whose car was supposed to be towed, was a French citizen who tried to move away from the scene. “Then he was detained, then there was a scuffle and then – at least that’s the report from the police – it came to this situation that the victim lay on the ground and was held,” said Grote.
Investigations into the suspicion of assault against the police officers had already started last year, but were later stopped, the spokeswoman for the prosecutor said. At that time, the investigators only had a video of the incident from a different perspective. “This video and the other results of the investigation were not sufficient at the time to justify a sufficient suspicion against the police officers.”
With the new recording now available, the investigation was resumed. The incident is currently being investigated by the Police Internal Investigation Service. “Just to clarify, I would like to point out that the subject of the procedure is not racial allegations, but criminal offenses, in particular assault in the office,” said the spokeswoman.
Source: DPA
Erfurt: Motorists are racing in patrol cars
Serious accident in Erfurt: On Tuesday, a patrol car crew noticed an Opel that was standing on the side of the road and had obviously broken down. As the officials reported, the police vehicle stood behind the Opel with the flashing lights and warning triangle on to secure the car. A 34-year-old driver noticed this too late and drove unchecked into the radio patrol car. Several people were seriously injured in the collision. Among them were the two police officers who were sitting in their vehicles. The 34-year-old was seriously injured in the accident. A third person who was in the patrol car is currently in critical condition. All four were taken to a hospital. Fortunately, the people from the breakdown vehicle had left the car and thus witnessed the tragic accident.
Source: Erfurt police
A7 at / Eichenzell: Truck driver is frightened by speed cameras and is building an accident A serious accident occurred on Tuesday on the A7. As the police reported on Wednesday morning, a car in the Eichenzell area was driving too quickly and triggered the flashing light of a radar system. The truck driver behind him was startled by the flash and tore the steering wheel to the right. As a result, the truck began to roll, crashing into the guardrail to the right of the road, whereupon the guardrail was knocked over and the police speedometer behind it was damaged. The truck then drove left across both lanes and crashed into the central guardrail there. The tractor unit turned 180 degrees, wedged with the trailer attached, and came to a stop on the central guardrail. Both lanes were fully blocked at the Lohmühle car park for over two hours. Traffic was diverted via the Lohmühle car park. There was a backlog of about two kilometers.
Source: Police in East Hesse
News from Germany from Tuesday, June 9th:
Baden-Baden: Local residents attack man while mowing lawn
A nervous resident attacked a man mowing the lawn in a residential area in Baden-Baden on Monday evening and injured his head with a metal handle. As the police said, the later victim worked a lawn mower between several houses. At around 6 p.m., a resident verbally asked him to switch the device off and stop working. Because the worker did not comply with this demand, the angry resident attacked the man with a metal handle. According to the officials, the 30-year-old was hit on the head several times. He went to medical treatment independently. The racket is being investigated for dangerous bodily harm.
According to the current guidelines of the 32nd Federal Immission Control Ordinance (BImSchV), electric lawn mowers in Germany may be operated from Monday to Saturday from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Source: Baden-Baden police
Stralsund: crowd favorite “Niki” died in the Ozeaneum
One of the great attractions of the Stralsund oceanum, the sand tiger shark “Niki”, is dead. As reported by “NDR 1”, the 200-kilogram crowd favorite died on Friday at the age of 18. The cause of death is said to be cardiovascular failure. “Niki” came to Stralsund from Berlin in 2008 and, with a spectacular campaign, was first hoisted onto the roof of the ocean in a transport container and later transported to the aquarium. Sand tiger sharks can live up to 40 years in the wild. An autopsy of the two and a half meter long animal should clarify the cause of the early heart failure.
Source: “NDR 1”
Hanover: jewelry thief escapes in the ICE, video exposes him
A 31-year-old allegedly made “big booty” on Monday evening at Hanover Central Station. As the police report, the man stole a backpack from a woman from Hamburg that had been left on the floor with jewelry and personal items worth almost 20,000 euros. The 61-year-old initially did not notice the theft. According to the officials, the alleged perpetrator jumped into an ICE towards Hamburg. And it was there that officials arrested the Iranian citizen. He denied the theft and claimed to have found the backpack. A surveillance camera installed on the platform exposed the man, who was also drunk.
Source: Hanover police
Stockelsdorf: Ten-year-old found lifeless in children’s room
A terrible accident has occurred in Stockelsdorf, Schleswig-Holstein. A ten-year-old boy is said to have strangled himself in his nursery. The police reported that the boy’s mother, husband, and two siblings were in the house at the time, but not in the boy’s room. The child passed away on Sunday despite immediate resuscitation measures. As reported by the “Hamburger Morgenpost”, the investigators currently assume that the child was killed while playing. “There are no indications of a homicide at the time of the investigation,” prosecutor Ulla Hingst is quoted as saying. No exact details are yet to be given on the exact course of death.
Sources: Police Lübeck, “Hamburger Morgenpost”
Essen: Passers-by find a body on the street
Terrible find in Essen: There the police were alarmed late Monday evening at shortly before midnight after passers-by discovered a dead man on the street. As “The West” reported, the man was killed in a traffic accident. The driver has therefore apparently committed flight. The police are now looking for witnesses.
Source: “The West”
Worms: bed linen convicts burglars
A duvet cover blew up a burglar in Worms. As the police announced early Tuesday morning, the 40-year-old broke into an apartment at night. When the resident noticed this, she called her partner. The latter immediately made his way to the house – but met a man who was transporting several objects in a duvet cover. Because the laundry looked familiar, he spoke to the burglar. This dropped its prey and ran. Together with two other passers-by, the partner managed to hold the burglar until the police arrived.
Source: DPA
News from Germany from Monday June 8th:
Bochum: Supermarket customer is attacked with beef steak because he did not keep the distance
At the fresh food counter of a Bochum supermarket, a customer took the distance rules very carefully. Because another customer had come too close to his terms, he turned and threatened: “Get out of here, or I’ll punch you in the face.” The 53-year-old resigned, according to the police, but that was apparently not enough for his car. He slapped the man in the face with a piece of Argentinean beef fillet weighing just under two kilograms, which he had just been given by the supermarket employee.
The victim got to safety and informed the police. The 48-year-old attacker conceded the act, but reacted with incomprehension – after all, he was injured in his “personal sphere”. The police wrote a complaint of assault against the man. The 53-year-old victim sustained minor injuries and later went for medical treatment.
source: AFP
Ingolstadt: Walkers find skeletonized body parts in the forest
A walker has found skeletonized body parts in a forest in Upper Bavaria. According to the forensic medical examination, it is the remains of a couple who has been missing for 18 years, as the police in Ingolstadt announced on Monday. In 2002, a relative filed a missing person report to the police because the couple was unreachable. The cause of death was still unclear.
A week ago, a walker found a skeletonized human skull and other bones in the municipality of Kipfenberg in the Eichstätt district. During subsequent excavations, the police discovered a second skull and more bones. The soil recovered from the forest was crushed and screened in a hall. Teeth and other bone parts were discovered.
Using extensive investigations, forensic doctors secured DNA material from the bones. The trail led to the couple missing since 2002. The criminal police set up an investigation team to investigate the exact circumstances of the death.
Source: AFP
Lindlar: Burglar apologizes for disturbance at night and escapes with cash
With the words “Oh, sorry, the front door was open”, a burglar politely asked a female resident in Lindlar in North Rhine-Westphalia for understanding – and then heeled with his booty. The 64-year-old woman woke up to the nightly break-in, the police said on Monday in Gummersbach. At this point the unknown man was already in the resident’s bedroom.
Der ertappte Dieb machte sich umgehend mit Bargeld aus dem Staub, das er zuvor in Schränken gefunden hatte. “Die Haustür zog er hinter sich zu”, berichtete die Polizei. Die Ordnungshüter suchen nun nach einem kräftig gebauten Brillenträger, der Hochdeutsch spricht.
Source: AFP
Mölln: Einbrecher stehlen zwei Katzen aus Tierheim
In der Nacht von Freitag auf Samstag wurden im Möllner Tierheim im Kreis Herzogtum Lauenburg zwei Katzen aus dem Katzenhaus gestohlen. Nach ersten Erkenntnissen gelangten die unbekannten Täter über die gewaltsam geöffnete Eingangstür auf das Gelände des Tierheimes. Von dort drangen sie in das sogenannte Katzenhaus ein und entwendeten zwei Katzen. Die Polizei bittet um Hinweise. Wer hat im angegebenen Tatzeitraum im Bereich des Tierheims verdächtige Personen oder Fahrzeuge gesehen. Wer kann Angaben zur Tat und zum Verbleib der entwendeten Tiere machen? Zeugenhinweise bitte an die Kriminalpolizei Ratzeburg unter der Telefonnummer 04541/809-0.
source: DPA
Wuppertal: ICE fährt gegen brennenden Baum: Zug evakuiert
Ein Schnellzug der Deutschen Bahn ist in Wuppertal gegen einen brennenden Baum gefahren. Der ICE mit rund 150 Menschen an Bord sei evakuiert worden, sagte eine Sprecherin der Bundespolizei in Sankt Augustin am Samstagabend. Ein Fahrgast habe einen Schock erlitten, eine weitere Person habe über Kreislaufbeschwerden geklagt, hieß es. Die Lok sei nicht unerheblich beschädigt worden. Der Baum war nach Polizeiangaben am Samstagnachmittag auf eine Oberleitung gefallen, hatte Feuer gefangen und war teils auf den Gleisen liegen geblieben.
Source: DPA
Neustadt am Rübenberg: Autofahrer und Wolf sterben bei Verkehrsunfall
Im niedersächsischen Neustadt am Rübenberg kam es am Sonntagabend zu einem schweren Verkehrsunfall. Ein Kleinwagen kollidierte mit einem Wolf, sowohl der 76-jährige Fahrer sowie das Tier kamen bei dem Zusammenprall ums Leben. Wie die Polizei in Hannover am Montagmorgen mitteilte, ereignete sich der Unfall am späten Sonntagabend auf der Bundesstraße 6 zwischen Frielingen und Neustadt-Bordenau. Nach dem Zusammenprall mit dem Wolf stieß der Kleinwagen gegen einen Baum und überschlug sich. Der Fahrer starb noch an der Unfallstelle. Die Beamten ermitteln nun, wie genau es zu dem Unfall kam. Ein Wolfsbeauftragter der Region Hannover stellte laut Polizei fest, dass es sich bei dem Tier um einen Jungwolf handelte.
source: DPA
Gießen: Frau läuft nach Unfall auf die Autobahn und wird von Fahrzeug erfasst
Am Montag früh wurde bei einem Unfall auf der Autobahn 45 in der Nähe von Gießen eine Frau getötet. Die Autofahrerin sei nach einem Zusammenstoß aus ihrem Fahrzeug gestiegen und von einem anderen Fahrzeug erfasst worden, erklärte ein Sprecher der Polizei. Drei weitere Menschen wurden schwer verletzt. Nach ersten Erkenntnissen waren kurz nach Mitternacht aus noch ungeklärter Ursache ein Kleinbus und das Fahrzeug der Frau zusammengestoßen. Die Fahrerin stieg aus und stand auf der Fahrbahn, als ein weiteres Auto sie traf. “Durch die Wucht des Aufpralls wurde die Frau bis auf die Gegenfahrbahn geschleudert, wo sie ihren Verletzungen erlag”, sagte der Sprecher. Der Fahrer des Busses, seine Beifahrerin und die Fahrerin des dritten Fahrzeugs wurden schwer verletzt in umliegende Krankenhäuser transportiert. Die Autobahn war über mehrere Stunden in beide Richtungen gesperrt.
source: DPA
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