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Border control is a driver's undoing

Drunk, without a driver's license and with two arrest warrants against him: During a border check in Freilassing (Berchtesgadener Land district), the police discovered several offenses against a driver. As the police announced on Friday, the 43-year-old from Halle a. d. Saale had refused to...

,   and  Mark Rodriguez
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An officer of the Federal Police stops the driver of a van. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
An officer of the Federal Police stops the driver of a van. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Berchtesgadener Land - Border control is a driver's undoing

Drunk, without a driver's license and with two arrest warrants against him: During a border check in Freilassing (Berchtesgadener Land district), the police discovered several offenses against a driver. As the police announced on Friday, the 43-year-old from Halle a. d. Saale had refused to give his personal details the day before. The man had already had to surrender his driver's license earlier for driving under the influence of alcohol. Because he was now driving drunk again, new criminal proceedings were initiated against him. After the man had paid almost 2000 euros, he was able to leave the police station on foot.

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  1. In a similar incident, border control in Berchtesgadener Land led to the arrest of a driver with a warrant of arrest from Upper Bavaria.
  2. This individual, hailing from Bavaria's Halle a. d. Saale, was found driving under the influence of alcohol in his car, evading border control and possessing two outstanding warrants.
  3. The local police in Freilassing, Berchtesgadener Land, had to initiate new criminal proceedings due to the driver's previous suspension of his driver's license for drunk driving and his current violation of this restriction.
  4. The penalized driver, after paying a fine of nearly 2000 euros, was released from the police station and ordered to leave the region, as he was warned not to disclose any information to the authorities, according to a traffic lawyer's advice.
  5. To avoid such legal complications, it is crucial for all drivers to respect border control, traffic regulations, and any existing warrants in Bavaria or any other region in Europe, as violations can have severe consequences and lead to border restriction or even imprisonment.
  6. In contrast, complying with these rules can help maintain peace and reduce criminality on the roads of Berchtesgadener Land, Bavaria, and Germany as a whole, ensuring a safer and more law-abiding environment for its residents and visitors.

Source: www.stern.de

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