Fitting in fear of death: a 34-year-old Viennese racet on Sunday afternoon with full throttle through the center of Baden (Lower Austria). He was arrested by the police after a wild escape.
Incredible scenes took place in Baden on Sunday afternoon: around 2.40 pm a handlebar racing with a black car and up to 100 km/h through the quiet spa. Due to a search for searches, the police were stuck to the heels of the 34-year-old on the basis of stolen license plates in connection with multiple tank fraud. Civil servants had previously observed the striking black car from the Kia brand with Viennese license plates on Bahngasse. But during the subsequent check the man suddenly climbed to the accelerator pedal. Regardless of losses, he drove directly to a police officer. The civil servant was able to save himself aside due to a jump on the last second.
Passers -Fear Amocran
But that is not all: with full gas valve, the 34-year-old straight continued to go through the pedestrian zone. According to eyewitnesses, the fugitive would have been up to 100 km/h. Pedestrians and walkers were looking for protection in fear of death. Because in the first instance the passers -by -calculated with an Amocran. Only the collision with another vehicle could stop the 34-year-old Viennese. He was arrested on the spot. He denied the statement and was admitted to the Wiener Neustadt Judicial Facility in the order of the public prosecutor.
The police are looking for eyewitnesses
In the course of the investigation it soon became clear that the driver is not an empty broken for the police. During his escape trip he was on the way without a valid driver’s license and with stolen license plates. Further thieves and crime tools were guaranteed in the vehicle itself. It is reported for attempted serious physical injury, resistance to state power and a community danger.
The police ask people who have been endangered by the escape trip to the Baden police inspection under the Telephone number 059133-3300 report.
Source: Krone
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