Drinking behind the wheel: Shocking traffic accident in Tangermünde!
On October 1, 2025, the police reports from Stendal report on traffic controls, break-ins and accidents.

Drinking behind the wheel: Shocking traffic accident in Tangermünde!
There were several incidents in the tranquil town of Tangermünde this Monday that caused a stir. The police not only had to record a traffic accident, but also investigate a break-in in an apartment building.
On the night of Sunday to Monday, more precisely on September 30, 2025, a traffic stop took place in Arneburg. A 38-year-old man who was driving an Iveco van was checked there. The breath alcohol test revealed that he was driving with a blood alcohol level of 0.85 - a clear indication of alcohol-induced locomotion, which loud Catalog of fines can not only have legal consequences, but also result in an increased willingness to take risks. Surprisingly, it turned out that the driver was also driving without a valid driving license. The police forbade him to continue driving, took a blood sample and initiated criminal proceedings.
Burglary in Tangermünde
On the same day, October 1, 2025, unknown perpetrators broke into an apartment building in Tangermünde. Various items were stolen, resulting in damage in the low five-figure range. The criminal police have already begun their investigation and are looking for information from the public.
Traffic accident with seriously injured pedestrian
At lunchtime, at 9:52 a.m., another incident occurred when an 82-year-old pedestrian wanted to cross Stendaler Straße. She overlooked a 51-year-old driver, which led to a collision. The pedestrian suffered serious injuries and was immediately taken to hospital. Stendaler Straße had to be closed while the accident was being investigated, which led to traffic delays.
In Germany, alcohol-related traffic accidents remain a serious issue. Data shows that in recent years almost one in 13 traffic fatalities has been the victim of such an accident, highlighting the need for further educational measures. The psychological effect of alcohol on drivers not only affects their perception, but also exposes them to higher risks, coupled with increased sensitivity to glare and a distorted sense of speed reports Statista.
The recent events in Tangermünde underline how important it is not only to take active action against such incidents, but also to raise awareness of the dangers of driving under the influence of alcohol. Everyone can contribute to making the streets safer.