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26-year-old drags partner into car against her will

A 26-year-old man in Titz (Düren district) dragged his partner into his car against her will and drove off with her. The man got into an argument with the 25-year-old woman at a party on Sunday night, the Düren police said at midday. Because the woman had managed to press an emergency button in...

A police patrol car with its blue lights switched on. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
A police patrol car with its blue lights switched on. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Düren - 26-year-old drags partner into car against her will

A 26-year-old man in Titz ( Düren district) dragged his partner into his car against her will and drove off with her. The man got into an argument with the 25-year-old woman at a party on Sunday night, the Düren police said at midday. Because the woman had managed to press an emergency button in the car, the police had been informed of the car's location.

According to the police, the emergency services were able to stop the man and discovered that he was drunk. The police confiscated the 26-year-old's driver's license and initiated various criminal proceedings against him. He had to stay in a cell until he had sobered up.

Police press release

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  1. The incident occurred in the North Rhine-Westphalia district of Titz, specifically in the city of Düren.
  2. The woman, who was the victim in this case, managed to press an emergency button in the car, alerting the authorities to her location.
  3. After the 26-year-old man was found to be intoxicated, the police confiscated his driver's license and initiated several criminal proceedings against him.
  4. On a Sunday night in Düren, a woman named Titz became the unwilling passenger in her partner's car.

Source: www.stern.de

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