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Wrong-way driver with 2.05 per mille: Police are looking for witnesses in Schwerin!
In Schwerin, a 57-year-old wrong-way driver was stopped with a blood alcohol level of 2.05. The police are investigating the danger to road traffic.
Wrong-way driver with 2.05 per mille: Police are looking for witnesses in Schwerin!
A wrong-way driver with high blood alcohol levels causes a stir
On Tuesday night, more precisely at 12:20 a.m., a worrying incident occurred in Schwerin: A 57-year-old driver was stopped as a wrong-way driver on the wrong side of the road at the Grüner Tal. An attentive police officer, who was on his own time, noticed the dangerous driving behavior and immediately informed his colleagues Picture reported.
During the subsequent check, the police discovered that the driver was heavily intoxicated. A breath alcohol test showed a shocking 2.05 per mille, which is not only dangerous but also illegal. According to the Quite current The alcohol limit in Germany is 0.5 per mille. If you have a blood alcohol level of 1.1 or more, you are considered completely unfit to drive, and this can lead to serious legal consequences.
Fresh accident damage to the vehicle
The man's vehicle, a blue Ford Focus, had recent accident damage, possibly indicating a previous collision on Grabenstrasse. The police are therefore investigating not only the danger to road traffic, but also the possibility of a hit-and-run accident. The driver was banned from driving and blood samples were taken to further check his alcohol consumption.
Call for witnesses
The police are particularly urgently looking for witnesses who have observed the way the wrong-way driver was driving or who can provide further information about possible collisions. Information can be given by calling 0385-5180 2224 or by email to kk. Schwerin@polmv.de.
Consequences of drunk driving
Current events once again illustrate the dangers of drunk driving. VUT Sachverachtengesellschaft mbH & Co.KG emphasizes that alcohol significantly impairs the ability to react and concentrate. A fine of at least 500 euros is due for levels as low as 0.5 per mille, while harsher penalties can be expected for increased violations. It is therefore essential to ensure a safe return if you drink alcohol and, for example, to organize a sober driver.
Nobody wants to get into such a dangerous situation or mess with the law; The rise in the price of alcohol may well be less painful than the consequences of an accident.