He did not want to stop when he saw the blue light: a Hungarian (20) who had a chase with the police on the B1 on the B1 on the B1 at Wels-West on the B1 at Wels-West is accused of attempted murder. There were five injuries. According to the office of the public prosecutor, Wels are run as victims.
A civilian patrol had wanted to stop living Hungary in Linz because he had driven a block line. However, the man did not stop, but climbed on the gas and fled. He ran through the foggy upper Austrian central area with speeds of up to 250 km/h, ignored red traffic lights, according to the police, completed “very dangerous catch -up processes”, partly over the breakdown strip, and eventually crashed into a street lock of various standing cars with around 160 things. Not only the driver and his passenger, but also two police officers and another road user were seriously injured.
Conditional death of intentions
Because of the driving style, the public prosecutor assumes at least a conditional murder resolution in various cases. A video shows the wild journey of the 20-year-old. The accused admits that he was afraid that serious or even fatal accidents could happen. However, he had continued because he feared that he would not get his driver’s license, which had already been taken from him, and that he could also be removed from him. The vehicle is from the accused, but it was not allowed and he had stolen the license plates from his mother’s car.
Bissing off the balcony
Even when he was arrested a few days after the crime, the Hungarian had a chase with the police, but on foot: when the officials were at the door with an arrest, he fled over the balcony, but was quickly taken into custody. In addition to attempted murder in various cases, the man is also accused of documents and violations of the Weapon Act. A negotiation date is not yet determined.
Source: Krone
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