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Serious collision in Wilmersdorf: Police officers fight for life!
In Wilmersdorf, a police vehicle hit a car and four people were injured, including three officers. Investigations are ongoing.
Serious collision in Wilmersdorf: Police officers fight for life!
A total of four people were injured in a serious traffic accident in Berlin-Wilmersdorf on November 15, 2025, including three police officers, some of whom suffered serious injuries. The incident occurred at the intersection of Konstanzer Strasse and Wittelsbacher Strasse when a police car, which was on its way to an operation with special rights of way and possibly with blue lights or a siren, collided with a car. A police officer's life is in danger and was transported to a clinic by helicopter. The other injured people were taken to nearby hospitals in ambulances, as rbb24 reports.
According to a police spokesman, Florian Nath, the cause of the accident is currently unknown. Numerous firefighters were deployed at the scene of the accident to treat the injured. Some of the high-profile hospital visits have already been confirmed while the Police Traffic Accident Squad is investigating the incident. Konstanzer Straße is closed in this area between Zähringer Straße and Brandenburgischer Straße.
Effects of the accident and investigations
The police operation probably concerned an urgent situation, which made the use of special rights necessary. This reinforces the importance of keeping an eye on such vehicles at all times, especially in busy areas like Wilmersdorf. The police are trying to clarify the exact circumstances of the accident as quickly as possible, as the safety of public transport is of the utmost importance. This is in the context of the general traffic safety situation, which, according to Destatis, always poses challenges.
A spokesman for the fire department said that such accidents are unfortunately not uncommon and that all road users must be constantly vigilant. Current statistics confirm that traffic accidents in urban areas have a variety of origins, but are often related to the high density of vehicles and pedestrians.