On Thursday a car ride about the Concentration Camp (KZ) Mauthausen made its rounds on social media. Eyewitnesses kept the “excursion” of a director of dementia on video. Police officers could finally stop the 77-year-old.
The incident went around 6 pm on Wednesday. According to the police, the steering wheel on the Memoryweg in Mauthausen was when he suddenly drove through a dike. The man landed in the closed area of the concentration camp. Eyewitnesses became aware of the “excursion” by a loud bang, warned the police and also recorded the journey on video.
No people injured
The video on the internet quickly spread on social media on Thursday. You can see how the steering wheel drives up and down with his car. Before he could be stopped by the alarmed police, you can still see how the man traveled to the visitor center. According to the directorate of the state police, no people were injured during the false journey and no visitors were threatened.
Overview of the suitability of driving behavior
The steering wheel was a 77-year-old locals who apparently probably suffer from dementia. The older steering wheel stated that he had lost orientation. The journey could have many consequences for the senior, because an assessment of suitability for driving was ordered. So the 77-year-old could lose his driver’s license.
Source: Krone
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