Havelland in the state of emergency: Dandruff burns, two drunk people at the wheel!

Havelland in the state of emergency: Dandruff burns, two drunk people at the wheel!

Finkenkruger Straße 73, 14612 Falkensee, Deutschland - A severe fire raged today in a shed in the Havelland. According to the current reports by MAZ-Online Full fire, which required comprehensive use for the fire brigade. The exact scope of damage and the cause of the fire are still unclear. However, experts assume a necessary examination.

In another message there were also some traffic disorders. Two people were caught drunk at the wheel, which once again underlines the importance of alcohol controls in road traffic. Especially in persistent holidays, you should have a awake eye on traffic safety. In the last few days there have also been several police operations in the Havelland, where not only traffic accidents, but also thefts and property damage were in focus.

past incidents in Rathenow

A look back at the events in Rathenow shows that there have been some police operations in the city in recent weeks. So rathenow24 that on April 3. A traffic accident between a car and a van on the road on the train passed. The police suspect the cause in the deep sun.

In addition, an 89-year-old lady was stolen in a shop in Premnitz on April 2 and on the same day two men tried to get medication in a pharmacy with a wrong recipe. Such incidents illustrate the challenges that the police regularly face.

Security in the Havelland

The police inspection Havelland, based in Falkensee, can be reached around the clock. Anyone who gets into an emergency situation, for example, can call for help under emergency numbers 110 for the police and 112 for the emergency services. For detailed information, the police inspection is available at its address in Finkenkruger Straße 73, 14612 Falkensee , or by telephone under +49 3322 2750 .

In the coming weeks, the police will continue to show more presence to ensure the security of the citizens in the Havelland and to keep order on the streets. The appeal to everyone remains: "Pay attention to each other and report suspicious observations immediately!"