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Young driver rests in radio car: two police officers injured!
In Berlin, a 17-year-old driver fled after a traffic accident with a police, investigations into him.
Young driver rests in radio car: two police officers injured!
In the night of June 7, 2025, the police were challenging in Berlin-Tiergarten. As the Berlin police , a young driver tried to avoid a traffic control. At 2:45 a.m., a radio car crew in Kurfürstenstraße corner Genthiner Straße became aware of an Audi. The driver, who drove quite ruthlessly despite his youth, ignored the stop and accelerated strongly. He disregarded several red traffic lights and fled towards Potsdamer Strasse.
The radio car crew took up the persecution and was able to block the Audi's escape route on Potsdamer Strasse using another radio car. However, the driver of the Audi could not be broken and drove against the standing radio car unchecked. During the collision, the police vehicle was damaged so that it was no longer ready to drive. After the accident, the 17-year-old driver and his three occupants fled towards Lützowstrasse on foot. The young driver could finally be arrested nearby.
injured police officers and legal consequences
In the incident, both police officers were injured in the radio car. While back injuries suffered, the other official has injuries to the head, hand and thighs. The alarmed rescue workers brought the police to the hospital for outpatient treatment; Immediately afterwards, they left the service. The arrested driver stated that he was unharmed and has no valid driving license. The Audi, who said to him, was dislooked on the rental car, and a mobile phone, probably used to rent the vehicle, was ensured. The investigation runs against him on suspicion of a forbidden motor vehicle race, an escape of the accident, driving without a license and negligent bodily harm.
In Germany, driving without a driver's license and participation in illegal car racing represents a serious problem, as is the Statistics of the Motor Show- Bundesamt . At the beginning of 2024, over 10 million people were recorded in the driving suitability register (FAER), including numerous road users who had been registered for offenses that endanger traffic safety.
accident statistics and traffic safety
The Statistics of the Federal Statistical Office offers comprehensive insights into the traffic safety situation in Germany and serves as the basis for legislative measures, traffic education and infrastructure improvements. The knowledge from accident statistics help to analyze the causes of traffic accidents and to understand, which in turn leads to more effective measures in traffic safety.
These facts underpin the importance of traffic safety and the sensitization of the carpool for the dangers that arise from ruthless behavior in road traffic. The case in Tiergarten urgently shows the challenges in front of which the police are faced with, as well as the need to enforce compliance with traffic rules.