Three drivers without a license: Police stop risky driving in Schweinfurt

Three drivers without a license: Police stop risky driving in Schweinfurt

A small car with three occupants was checked on Rexrothstrasse on Thursday afternoon. What at first glance looked like a normal traffic stop quickly turned into an explosive matter: All three people in the vehicle did not have a valid driver's license. The 56-year-old driver, a German, had already had his driving license revoked and was now facing criminal proceedings for driving without a license. His two passengers, a 35-year-old man and a 36-year-old woman, were in no way inferior to him - they were also driving without a valid driver's license, which also brought them criminal proceedings.

Things won't end well for the 56-year-old, who was apparently responsible for the car. His passenger also came into the focus of the officers after a witness had previously reported him as the driver. In order to prevent further unauthorized driving, the vehicle was safely parked on Rexrothstrasse and the vehicle key was confiscated. Not a nice end to a day that was certainly planned differently for the inmates.

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