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Bloody accident in Berlin: cyclist dies after driver escapes!
A 27-year-old driver injured pedestrians and killed a cyclist in Potsdam-Mittelmark. Police are investigating.
Bloody accident in Berlin: cyclist dies after driver escapes!
On Sunday, September 7, 2025, a tragic traffic accident occurred in Berlin, which resulted in a chain of dramatic events. A 27-year-old driver got into a violent argument with his 43-year-old passenger, which culminated in a physical incident: the younger man bit off the tip of his companion's finger. In an emotional moment, the 27-year-old jumped into the car shortly afterwards and gave full throttle, which ultimately led to a serious accident. Berlin Live reports that the man drove off the wall at excessive speed, hit a pedestrian barrier and injured several pedestrians.
In a devastating turn of events, the driver fled the scene of the accident and continued racing towards Brandenburg. Just a few minutes later he hit a cyclist near Teltow, who died from his injuries at the scene of the accident. The cyclist was also caught unprepared by the force of the impact and was unable to save himself. Witnesses described the situation as frightening and chaotic as the driver tried to drive away from the scene again. Fortunately, thanks to tips from passers-by, he was caught before he could escape further.
Investigations are ongoing
The police have now started an investigation. These focus not only on the course of the accident, but also on any drug influence the driver may have had, as previous incidents occurred in a similar context. In another case that just took place in Berlin-Seestrasse, a 20-year-old driver was found to have drugs after he caused similar accidents. Tagesschau reports that these incidents resulted in numerous injuries, including children.
The above-mentioned accidents highlight the worrying road safety situation in the region. The aim is to reduce the number of accidents through more intensive statistical and prevention measures, as current accident statistics continue to show steep increases in injuries and deaths in road traffic. Statistics Berlin-Brandenburg documents that the police departments have an obligation to provide information in order to collect the number of accidents and that the accumulated data represents a basis for legislative measures.
The shocking events in Berlin and the surrounding area once again illustrate the need for more security on our streets. It remains to be hoped that the ongoing investigations will lead to quick and fair consequences and that such tragedies can be avoided in the future.