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Bicyclist commits hit-and-run in police parking lot

A cyclist in Upper Franconia caused an accident in the police parking lot and then fled the scene. The 37-year-old was using his cell phone and therefore hit a traffic sign on Thursday, police said on Friday.

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

Coburg - Bicyclist commits hit-and-run in police parking lot

A cyclist in Upper Franconia caused an accident in the police parking lot and then fled the scene. The 37-year-old was using his cell phone and therefore crashed into a traffic sign on Thursday, police said on Friday.

A plainclothes officer, who had just come out of the Coburg police building, asked the man to give his personal details at the station. The 37-year-old then knocked his cell phone out of the officer's hand and fled. A few meters later, however, police officers were able to catch up with the man and take him away.

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  1. The incident of criminality in Coburg's police parking lot involved a hit-and-run by a cyclist, who, engrossed in his cell phone, collided with a traffic sign.
  2. The cyclist's act of fleeing the scene after the accident in Upper Franconia is reminiscent of similar cases in Bavaria that have led to severe penalties.
  3. The police investigation into the hit-and-run incident in Coburg may be complicated by the fact that the cyclist disposed of his cell phone during his escape.
  4. The hit-and-run accident in Coburg undermines the safety of traffic in Bavaria and Upper Franconia, highlighting the importance of responsible smartphone use while driving or cycling.

Source: www.stern.de

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