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Taxi driver in Straubing: dispute settlement ends with bloody attack!
In Straubing there was an attack on a taxi driver who wanted to settle a dispute. Investigations are ongoing.
Taxi driver in Straubing: dispute settlement ends with bloody attack!
In the tranquil town of Straubing, an incident occurred on Saturday night that caused a stir. A 53-year-old taxi driver wanted to intervene when he witnessed an argument between two people. But his intention to bring peace ended in a physical confrontation. Loud idowa The incident occurred around 2:55 a.m. when a 21-year-old Syrian attacked the taxi driver.
The taxi driver tried to calm the argument, but after unsuccessful attempts to resolve it, he returned to his vehicle. However, the same Syrian came, kicked the door of the taxi and punched the driver in the face. This unpleasant shock caused the taxi driver to lose control of his car, slipping off the brakes and rolling into a taxi behind him. The collision caused damage of around 600 euros. The taxi driver himself suffered pain in his face.
Increasing conflicts in traffic
The situation between taxi drivers and passengers seems to be escalating not only in Straubing, but also in the surrounding area. In another incident in Lower Bavaria, five alcoholic passengers got into an argument with a taxi driver about his driving style. According to reports, the 31-year-old driver from Abensberg was found to be speeding too fast. When the trip ended in Neustadt an der Donau, the mood escalated. A 36-year-old passenger threw away the car key, which upset the taxi driver so much that he also struck. This argument led to the taxi driver continuing the journey and touching another passenger who stood protectively in front of the taxi. Loud courier Despite the aggressive conflict, none of those involved are said to have been injured in this incident, but an investigation into assault and coercion is ongoing.
The increasing number of such physical altercations raises questions about safety in driving services. Taxi drivers are increasingly confronted with aggressive passengers who overreact to even small disputes. For those affected, these incidents are not only a physical strain, but also a major psychological challenge. It remains to be seen what measures will be taken to increase the safety of drivers and passengers.
In both cases it is clear that taxi-based services lack attitudes and education. The question remains as to how such incidents can be prevented in the future so that taxi driving becomes a safe business again. It remains to be hoped that taxi drivers have a good hand in selecting their passengers.