The 74-year-old Upper Austrian wanted to slow down a motor speeder. He was hit and injured by the reckless two-wheeler driver. The motorcycle victim now offered 3,000 euros, but no information has been received so far.
The telephone at the St. Florian police station near Linz remained suspiciously silent on Sunday: although speeding victim Josef Untermair (74) offered a hefty reward of 3,000 euros for information about the motorcyclist who hit him on April 4, no one reported to the branch director on Sunday . The responsible post commander of Sankt Florian, Helmut Ramsauer, was also somewhat disappointed: “We wondered in advance whether someone would come forward and said: no one or a whole group. The description of the person, black clothing, black helmet and black vehicle are not very clear.”
Popular route
As we reported, Senior Untermair was hit by a motorcyclist on April 4 when he tried to encourage him to slow down by waving vigorously. Because where Untermair lives, there is a long country road that is quite popular with speedsters among motorcyclists.
Painful contact
There was a brief but extremely painful contact for Untermair when the cyclist speeding past hit the pedestrian. Since then, the 74-year-old, who is badly scarred by the impact, wants nothing more than to find the person who caused his torment.
Difficult to search
“That only works if the motorcyclist brags about this incident to others and is then insulted,” says post commander Ramsauer, who doubts whether it can then be proven that the ominous motorcyclist caused bodily harm through negligence. But perhaps his conscience still weighs on him…
Source: Krone
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