Police in action: traffic accidents and thefts in the Plön district!

Police in action: traffic accidents and thefts in the Plön district!

Kiel, Deutschland - On March 4, 2025, the police ticker published current information on a number of incidents, including traffic accidents and recorded crimes. The reporting offers an overview of the emergency behavior in the Plön district and important information for the correct handling in emergencies.

For urgent emergencies, citizens should use emergency number 112 for the police, fire brigade or emergency services. In the event of an emergency, it is important to provide first aid if possible, and to stay at the scene to support the rescue workers. Make sure to write down important information such as the number of those affected and possibly injured and notify relatives if it is safe. Instructions from the rescue workers should always be followed so as not to worsen the situation.

Numerous traffic accidents in the Harburg district

In Parallel to the events in the district of Plön, the Kreiszeitung Wochenblatt About several traffic accidents and thefts that took place in the Harburg district at the weekend. On Friday at 5 p.m. there was a traffic accident on Winsener Landstrasse. A 48-year-old driver collided with a vehicle turning on the left, with several people being injured. The accident recording and the emergency services led to traffic impairments.

On the same day at 7:30 p.m., a tractor -trailer was reported on the A7 towards Hamburg, whose driver (44 years) drove heavily snake lines and suffered from breath alcohol smell. A breath alcohol test carried out resulted in 1.25 per thousand, which led to a blood sample and ensuring the driver's license. At 11:30 p.m., another incident occurred on the A1 between Harburg and the Maschener Kreuz, where a truck with a trailer had a tire space and ripened parts on the road that were run over by eight subsequent cars, but without personal injury.

On Saturday at 9 a.m., a 41-year-old driver drove his car over the oncoming lane into a ditch on the L215 between Pattensen and Thieshope. The driver, who had 1.67 per thousand in his blood, was able to prevent a frontal collision with an oncoming driver. Since the vehicle was not traveling, a towing service had to be called. Criminal proceedings for danger to road traffic were initiated, but there were no injuries.