After the “Krone” report, according to which the driver of Vice-Chancellor Werner Kogler (Greens) ran into a parked car in a parking garage, the man whose car was a total loss as a result is now speaking. “I was almost shocked”, says pensioner Ferdinand H. (72) of the “Krone”. Police initially refused to tell him that the man who caused the accident was the driver of Vice Chancellor Werner Kogler (Greens). Now H. has to deal with the Finanzprokuratur, who manages the vehicle.
In the beginning it was an evening like any other: pensioner Ferdinand H. (72) is having dinner when suddenly the doorbell rings and a policewoman stands in front of him and asks if the vehicle with the relevant registration number belongs to him.
“There was another car in my trunk”
The policewoman then asked him to enter the parking garage and not be alarmed. “I then went along and almost got hit because there was another car in my trunk,” the 72-year-old said in the “Krone” interview.
He wanted to fill out an accident report with the “best friendly driver” that is required for the insurance company. But the police officers present initially said that was not necessary – H. suspects that they wanted to conceal from him that this was the driver of Vice Chancellor Werner Kogler (Greens). Moments later, the police told him who the man who had caused the accident was. An accident report was then completed.
Insurance refuses to pay
The 72-year-old’s car, which sustained significant damage, is now in the workshop. Who pays for the damage is currently still completely open. The insurance company indicated by the driver at the scene of the accident and also stated in the accident report, refused to pay for the damage. “Meanwhile, I know that federal service vehicles are not insured, because they are managed directly by the Finanzprokuratur and are reimbursed in the event of damage,” says H. in the “Krone” interview.
help from lawyer
H. also complains that no one told him what to do now and where to go. “As an injured party, I am there and I have to deal with the financial prosecutor. A somewhat difficult process, as you can imagine.” He has since received legal aid…
Source: Krone
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