Motorcyclist flees from the police: arrest after risky persecution in Aalen

Motorcyclist flees from the police: arrest after risky persecution in Aalen

In the evening hours last Wednesday, June 18, in the Ostalb district, more precisely in Aalen, there was a spectacular chase that the police kept going. The incident occurred around 9:30 p.m. when a 24-year-old motorcyclist escaped a police check. The officers of the Aalen police station had stopped the man due to his risky driving style. But instead of stopping, the driver went full throttle and tried to flee.

The escape route initially led him via the Johann Gottfried-Spießhofer-Ring towards Bundesstraße 19 (B19) to Heidenheim. In a risky maneuver, the motorcyclist turned in Königsbronn and made his way back to Aalen. On the Oberkochen-Süd departure, he left the B19 and headed for the city center of Oberkochen. Spectators were able to find that the situation was extremely dangerous because the driver was built on a roadblock that was built by a cross -crossing police car while trying to slip through the patrol car and the guardrail. This undertaking failed and led to the preliminary arrest of the fleeting.

consequences of escape

The attempt to escape left out property damage of around 10,000 euros on both vehicles involved. The police also found that the 24-year-old was traveling without a valid driver's license and was suspected of being under drug influence. It also emerged that he drove a stolen Kawasaki Ninja ZX-9R.

like bussgeldkatalog.org reported, persecution hunts are a dangerous matter in real life. They often go hand in hand with a high risk of accidents. While the police usually have the opportunity to cancel the chase to protect uninvolved third parties, the responsibility is usually transferred to the fleeing driver or his car liability insurance when an accident occurs. In the best case, such a chase could be reduced dramatically by the following in such situations, even the equivalent of the equivalent in such situations would be an issue.

security comes first

Thomas Mosbacher, an expert in traffic prevention, mentions that escape campaigns often occur out of a bad conscience or due to drug use. These situations are extremely risky not only for the refugees, but also for police officers and uninvolved third parties. According to rnd.de there is no uniform overview of the statistics with regard to the persecution. But one thing is clear: the police have strict guidelines in order to carry out the use as intact as possible, whereby the well -being of everyone involved is always in the top priority.

The authorities now ask any witnesses that were endangered by the dangerous driving style of the motorcyclist or can provide important information to report to the police station Ellwangen on 07961 9300.