Young people cause total loss: new car falls from the car train!

Young people cause total loss: new car falls from the car train!

An informative campaign with serious consequences: On Sunday evening, July 4, 2025, a group of young people in Barnstorf in the Diepholz district made a name for themselves when they climbed on a parked car. The incident, which has caused excitement since June 29, ended with considerable damage to a new car that was loaded on the transport deportation.

damage through recklessness

according to ndr.de started the engine of one of the parked vehicles, which was done The following had: The car fell backwards from the train into the track bed with a impact of about 1.5 meters and then rolled about 15 meters away. A passing train driver who noticed the incident immediately informed the police, who found a damaged Mercedes with an open driver's door a little later.

The police report that the young people had already climbed the train several times to take photos of the new cars. After the incident, investigators were able to find the 15-year-old, who confessed to the act during a survey in his place of residence in Diepholz. A witness had previously identified him after reporting his sister about the incident.

serious consequences

The effects of this reckless sense are significant: the underbody of the corresponding vehicle is broken and the investigators assume total loss. In view of the damage that becomes strong due to the thoughtful, a significant claim for damages was announced. His three companions must also expect legal consequences, since they are investigated for property damage. As presseportal.de , the group had already entered the wagon several days earlier and therefore also caused other damage.

The problem of youth crime

Against the background of the present incidents, it is interesting to look at the greater problem of youth crime. According to bpb.de show that youth crime is predominantly committed by boys, whereby a large part of young people only commits slight offenses. The majority of young people state that they become punishable with growing up, although up to 70% of the students report that they have been punishable last year.

These incidents not only underline the importance of education and prevention, but also the need to point out the young people about the possible consequences of their actions. A permanent awareness of responsibility could possibly lead to the fact that such high-spirits, as in the case of young people on the car train in Barnstorf, will be avoided in the future.

The police finally asks all witnesses of the incident to report to the Federal Police Inspection Bremen to clarify further details.