Unknown driver damaged Mercedes-Benz: Police are looking for witnesses in Hamm-Uentrop

Unknown driver damaged Mercedes-Benz: Police are looking for witnesses in Hamm-Uentrop

Auto accident in Hamm-Uentrop: Witnesses wanted

Last Wednesday, July 3., an unfortunate incident occurred on the Märkische Strasse in Hamm-Uentrop. A previously unknown vehicle driver damaged a white Mercedes-Benz at the driver's door, while the car was on one parking strip between 1:00 p.m. and 8:45 p.m.

The damage amount is around 3,500 euros. An annoying incident for the car owner, who is now dependent on testimony in order to be able to hold the polluter to account.

The police in Hamm urgently asks for information on the accident. It is possible to report to information at 02381 916-0 or by email. Any information that contributes to clarifying this case is of great importance.

call for cooperation for more traffic safety

The incident on Märkische Strasse once again illustrates the need to act carefully and considerably in road traffic. Driver fleeing is not a cavalier offense and can have serious consequences. By working together and attending as a community, we can help to improve security on our streets.

It is important that we, as citizens, support each other in order to educate such incidents and to be accountable. Only through joint efforts can we raise awareness of traffic safety and make the streets safer for all road users.

Information for possible witnesses

If you were traveling near Märkische Strasse in Hamm-Uentrop on Wednesday and made observations that could be connected to the accident, do not hesitate to report to the police. Every little information could be crucial to clarify the case and to hold those responsible.

The Hamm police are available on 02381 916-1006. You can also send an email to the press office.hamm@polizei.nrw.de to communicate your observations and contribute to clarifying this case.

let us take place together for more traffic safety and mutual consideration in road traffic. Every contribution counts to make our streets more secure and livable.

- Nag