Filling driver in Berlin and Möckern: Escape at 140 km/h!

Filling driver in Berlin and Möckern: Escape at 140 km/h!

in Berlin-Kreuzberg, a man caused excitement on Sunday when he raced through the Mehringdamm at a crazy speed of 92 kilometers per hour. The police, who grasped him with a speed camera, was only able to take note of his speed shocked. But instead of fleeing, the driver turned over and wanted to ask the officials directly how quickly he was. This led to a rather strange, albeit serious situation: the police informed the speeder that a fine of 700 euros, two points in Flensburg and a three -month driving ban awaited him. While social media already smiled at this adventurous scene, one user asked: "In these chaotic times you want to at least a little predictability." So much for "planning"-the driver now had to master different challenges than to know how quickly he actually drove, such as B.Z. reports .

exciting chase in Möckern

Not far away in Möckern there was also a dramatic incident. A driver fled from a planned police control. When the officials made the control aware of the control with lighting and "Stop police", the driver of a VW Amarok immediately accelerated and raced with up to 140 kilometers per hour. The subsequent turning maneuvers on the B246A and a dirt road meant that the police had to request reinforcements. Tragically, the police in Lochow lost the trace of the frenzied driver, despite the support of a police helicopter. The driver has now been identified, and investigations are underway for suspicious motor vehicle races and assault on enforcement officers, such as