Woman from Riesa is having dangerous chase with the police

Woman from Riesa is having dangerous chase with the police

An exciting chase occurred on November 14, 2024 in Riesa when a 39-year-old woman from the Meißen area drove her Ford against the one-way street. The incident, which took place around 2:40 p.m. in Friedrich-Engels-Straße, was according to Sächsische.de Control carried out because of an expired TÜV badge. The woman reacted to the blue lights and sirens of the police patrol with an escape that was still difficult by the regular traffic, since parked cars were on both sides of the street.

During her rapid journey, the driver ran over a crosswalk on John-Schehr-Straße and searched for various escape routes by placing in Pausitzer Straße and then into Engelsstraße. Ultimately, the persecution ended in a dead end blocked by road construction work.

The legal consequences of escape

The investigation quickly showed that the driver was not only unauthorized, but was also slightly alcoholized and in possession of metamphetamine. She therefore threatens several charges: driving without a driver's license, illegal car races and negligent danger to road traffic. In front of the Riesa district court, headed by judge Herbert Zapf, she received a fine of 1,600 euros and a ten -month withdrawal of the driver's license. Richter Zapf took into account the personal circumstances of the accused, who has five children and a seriously ill partner. However, he urged: On a new journey without a driver's license, there could be a prison term.

But what exactly does the "withdrawal of the driver's license" mean? According to ADAC, such withdrawal does not automatically take place after the deadline, but for certain crimes in road traffic. These include, for example, alcohol or drug abuse when driving, illegal car racing and grossly contrary behavior. The loss of the driver's license can have serious consequences, especially for working people who are urgently dependent on their driving license. In order for this to be obtained again, a new application must be made after a blocking period that varies depending on the severity of the offenses.

costs and rehabilitation options

The costs associated with the withdrawal can quickly be several hundred to a thousand euros. In addition to fines and fines, legal fees and possible MPU fees (medical-psychological examination) are also incurred. Defined legal foundations apply to the withdrawal, which are defined in the Road Traffic Act and the Criminal Code. If someone reaches about eight points in the driving suitability register, the driver's license can also be withdrawn, for which the local driving license authority is responsible.