Drunk Osnabrücker ram cars and flee from the police!

Drunk Osnabrücker ram cars and flee from the police!

In the night of Sunday, July 6, 2025, an incident took place in the front desert in Osnabrück, which once again illustrates the dangers of alcohol at the wheel. A 30-year-old Osnabrücker was not exactly careful when parking with his seat and touched two parked cars. Afterwards he turned out of the dust, but was not taken up by the police at the Heger-Tor-Wall for a long time, reports Noz .

The whole thing happened around 3:30 a.m. when the driver obviously lost control of his vehicle. According to initial information, the damage to the parked cars escalated and the situation for the person who caused the accident did not get any better. After he had moved away, the police immediately started a search that was finally successful. The driver was stopped on the Heger-goal wall and an alcohol test showed over 1 per thousand, which brought him directly into the less pleasant situation of a blood acceptance in the hospital.

the legal consequences

The measure of the police was clear: his driver's license was confiscated and criminal proceedings were initiated due to the risk of road traffic and escape, as the Presseportal . Unfortunately, such incidents are not uncommon, as current statistics prove.

alcohol trips on the advance

alcohol -related traffic accidents are a major problem in Germany. Data from the Federal Statistical Office show that there were a variety of accidents in the period from 1995 to 2023 that were associated with alcohol at the wheel. These numbers are alarming and make it clear that every form of alcohol consumption when driving not only endangers your own safety, but also the safety of other road users. For detailed statistics on this topic, via Statista further information.

It remains to be hoped that such incidents will become less common in the future and that awareness of the dangers of alcohol at the wheel will increase. Because the entire society is affected if someone is irresponsible.