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33-year-old flees from police at more than 200 km/h

A female driver sped away from the police on the A4 at more than 200 kilometers per hour. The 33-year-old wanted to evade a traffic check in Gera on Saturday evening, but her escape finally ended in the Meerane area in Saxony: her car came to a halt in a cul-de-sac with an empty tank and the...

A blue light shines on the roof of a police car. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
A blue light shines on the roof of a police car. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Gera - 33-year-old flees from police at more than 200 km/h

A female driver sped away from the police on the A4 at more than 200 kilometers per hour. The 33-year-old wanted to evade a traffic check in Gera on Saturday evening, but her escape finally ended in the Meerane area in Saxony: her car came to a halt in a cul-de-sac with an empty tank and the woman was stopped without resistance, as the police announced in Gera on Sunday. The police found that the woman did not have a driver's license and was under the influence of drugs. In Gera, the driver had also been driving significantly faster than permitted - and had reportedly ignored several red lights.

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  1. Despite the incident in Gera, traffic in Thuringia remained relatively calm on Sunday, with no significant reports of criminality or drug-related incidents.
  2. The woman's swift departure from the traffic checkpoint in Gera on Saturday night drew the attention of the local police in Saxony, leading to a high-speed pursuit.
  3. In the wake of the incident, the Gera police released a statement warning residents about the dangers of speeding, drug use, and driving without a license, urging individuals to adhere to traffic regulations.
  4. Similar incidents of criminality and drug-related incidents have been reported in Saxony, with the police in the region continuing to crack down on such activities to ensure public safety.
  5. The woman's arrest in Meerane brought to light the ongoing issue of drug use and criminality in the region, prompting calls for increased funding and resources to tackle these problems effectively.

Source: www.stern.de

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