Police snaps searched drivers without a child seat

Police snaps searched drivers without a child seat

traffic control leads to the arrest of a 34-year-old man with open arrest warrants

In the event of a traffic control in the city area of Mettmann on Thursday, July 4, a 34-year-old man was arrested by the police after being searched for an open arrest warrant. The incident occurred when officials from the transport service on Düsseldorfer Straße stopped an Audi in which a woman transported a 21 -month -old toddler unsecured on her lap on the back seat. The police officers found that the child was not in a reasonable child seat and the mother was not strapped.

Further investigations showed that the car was not approved and the driver stated incorrect personal details. During the search, the officials found identification papers, which showed that the 34-year-old man had two open arrest warrants against him and also had no valid driving license. Due to these violations and the open arrest warrants, the man was arrested on the same day and brought to a correctional facility.

The arrest of the man shows the importance of regular traffic controls to maintain safety in road traffic. It also underlines the need to comply with legal regulations in order to ensure the well -being of children in the car and to clarify the consequences of false information to the authorities.

The police emphasize the importance of correctly securing children in the car and compliance with all traffic regulations in order to avoid accidents and violations of the law. The incident serves as a memory of the consequences of misconduct in road traffic and illustrates the serious consequences of open arrest warrants. It also shows the professionalism of the police officers in carrying out traffic controls and enforcing the law.

- Nag