E-scooter trip ends for 17-year-olds after drug control in Uhingen
E-scooter trip ends for 17-year-olds after drug control in Uhingen
24.07.2024 - 10:16
Police headquarters Ulm
increasing drug consumption cases among young people
On the last night, an incident on Rechberghauser Straße in Ulm was taken as an opportunity to draw attention to a worrying phenomenon: drug use among young people. At 11:00 p.m., a police patrol of the Uhingen area carried out routine control, in which a 17-year-old was found on an e-scooter who was traveling from Rechberghausen towards Göppingen.
Details of the incident
At the check, there were quickly signs that pointed out to a possible drug use of the young person. The young man admitted in conversation that he had consumed THC in the past few days. This is particularly worrying, since THC is the psychoactive part of cannabis that can lead to an impairment of driving ability. This situation once again shows how important education and prevention are to preserve young people from the dangers of drug use.measures and legal consequences
A doctor was consulted to take the youthful blood, and it was ordered that he should not continue to drive the e-scooter. The incident results in legal consequences for the 17-year-old because he has to expect a complaint. It is expected that such incidents will be dealt with not only in the future, but also in the community.
The role of the community
In addition to the work of the police, it is crucial that parents, schools and society as a whole actively participate in the enlightenment about the dangers of drug use. The fact that such a young driver went on the street under the influence of drugs should be a wake -up call for everyone involved. Preventive educational programs and open discussions about the risks of drugs can help to avoid such incidents and to strengthen awareness in the community.
FAZIT
The incident in Ulm is not only an isolated case, but also reflects an increasing tendency in society. It is essential that everyone involved works together to reduce drug use among young people and to ensure their security. This challenge requires a common commitment to the health and well -being of our youth.
The Ulm police headquarters are happy to provide further information or questions on this topic.
- Nag
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