Traffic chaos and crimes: shocking controls in the district!

Traffic chaos and crimes: shocking controls in the district!

Bautzen, Deutschland - like the Medienervice Sachsen reported, the last few days in the region were shaped by several worrying incidents. The early morning of July 15, 2025 brought a traffic control in Bernsdorf, in which a 32-year-old Afghan was stopped with a Renault Master. It was noticed that the license plate did not match the vehicle and the driver had no valid driver's license. To make matters worse, spoiled foods were also in the vehicle's hold. This led to the information of the commercial supervisory office. Furthermore, there are suspicions of forgery of documents, driving without a license and a violation of the compulsory insurance law.

But the control in Bernsdorf was not the only one who drew attention to itself. On the previous day, July 14, 2025, a 20-year-old Pole was stopped in Nieder Seifersdorf. His VW LT 35 showed significant technical defects: rusted driver's cab, oil loss, a defective parking brake and a broken spring layer made the vehicle traffic uncertain. The journey ended immediately for the young driver and the police gave the appropriate ads.

further abnormalities on the streets

On the same day, a 54-year-old Ukrainian was checked on the A 4 motorway with a Scania tractor-trailer. The inadequate backup of two tractors and an agricultural machine noticed, and the old, damaged belts led to the onward journey.

statistics on traffic problems in Germany show that more than 10,119,560 people were registered in the driving suitability register last year. Striking road users who violate traffic safety are not uncommon. The Kraftfahr-tundamt counts over 238,000 registered offenses for 2024, with speed violations.

burglars and vandalism

While traffic on the streets is still critical, there were also reports on crime away from traffic. In Bautzen, unknown people tried to break into a shop on Steinstrasse between July 5 and 14, 2025, with property damage of around 2,000 euros. Vandalism also caused excitement in Weißenberg, when lanterns in the Turkey were covered with anti -constitutional stickers.

With regard to the legal consequences of falsification of documents, the Attorney Kämpf Motor license plate. In particularly severe cases, imprisonment of up to ten years threatens. The case in Bernsdorf could therefore result in serious legal consequences for the driver.

While society deals with these incidents, it is hoped that further measures will be taken to ensure security on the streets and in the cities. The current controls seem to be a step in the right direction.