After the tragic death of a 15-year-old Chechen in Traun, the criticism of the local police grows. A neighbor complains about a lack of presence and lack of checks on the crucial evening hours. Illegal races would take place in the area every weekend – even after the fatal accident, the engines cried clearly.
The tragedy of the fatal accident of a 15-year-old Chetsjense in St. Martin in Traun causes shock and indignation among the residents. The fact that the region is more often the scene of illegal Rasher meetings is known. The adjacent and author Daniela Brodesser tells Krone. If every weekend has come to illegal street races – and that has been for years. “Everyone knows,” says the 50-year-old, who lived in the vicinity of the accident for two years.
Tumultuous scenes at the scene of the accident
On Thursday evening around 8:50 PM, the risky catch-up maneuver of the 15-year-old tragic ended on the B1: the Witte BMW ran past another vehicle with a considerably excessive speed after the intersection of the Trauner. The 15-year-old boy lost control and destroyed. The younger died on the scene of the accident, while his two passengers (17 and 19 years old) were seriously injured.
At the place of the accident there were tumultuous scenes: countless friends and acquaintances from the tuning and razor scene would have collected, mobile phone photos and videos and the disabled people took at their work.
Annainians know secret meeting points of the Razor scene
According to Brodesser, the residents in Traun have long been known, where the meeting points of the tuning and razor scene are located. A petrol station and a parking space at the Traun intersection would be the start of the illegal races. From a certain time you would rather avoid the road, reports the adjacent situation.
Children are advised to control detours to prevent the dangerous routes. On the pedestrian transition you have looked five times to see if there is no racer. Already in the living room you can hear in the evening when the races would start again. In the supermarket or in the tobacco you would talk at the start of the week how “bad” the weather was at the weekend.
Brodesser complains that there are hardly any focus controls during the critical times. Police checks occasionally take place during the day, but in the evening, when the races start, there is often no trace of presence according to the criticism. “Why are there not finally three weekends in a row every night?” She asks indignantly. In the evening she had been to the meeting point station more often – police officers could never be found there.
“Not enough police for football, not for racers?”
Too few staff cannot be accepted as an excuse, says the resident. Finally, there is also plenty of police personnel ready for football, for example on the Linz Gugl. “This is only about car racing. It is just about the fact that others are massively threatened by these razors! Only about us and our children, who can be shot at any time,” said Brodesser, who is a four -year -old mother.
The resident also points out that the racers regularly steal license plates to use them for their races – a fact that “everyone knows”. There are regular warnings to check your own license plates before the trip. She had called the police twice to report the illegal car overcome. A patrol was then called, but she doubts whether the subject would be seriously tackled. The section control planned by Politics, a system for speed monitoring, describes Brodesser as “Pure Show policy”.
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Ask for stronger checks
With the death of the 15-year-old, the region registered the first death of the razor and the coordination scene, as the Upper Austrian police confirmed to Krone. There have already been many accidents, but precise figures should be collected first.
After the fatal accident, Daniela Brodesser demands a much sharper approach to speeders and her scene meetings. It could not be that racers can deliberately endanger other people with their purely license trains.
Brodesser’s daughter recently completed the Dwindertichting permit-the concern that she can be involved in an accident is great among the mother, so she expresses what many residents think: “Is there always something bad to happen to happen that a problem is being tackled seriously?” Fear is deep – and it does not seem unfounded: because only an hour after the tragic accident, Brodesser said the next race has already begun.
Source: Krone
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