Hamburg - Car chase: Driver drunk and without a license
Police in Hamburg have caught a drunken 32-year-old man in a suspected stolen car after a long chase. The drunk man was standing in the middle of the road in Hammerbrook on Thursday night with his engine switched off and fled when an officer approached him, according to the police. The patrol then pursued the man's car across the Elbe bridges to the Autobahn 1.
During his escape, the man reportedly drove his car into another car and lost several tire parts in a tunnel. When the officers stopped the 32-year-old at the Hamburg-Billstedt interchange, he tried to flee again and reportedly rammed the passenger door of a patrol car. The man reportedly did not have a valid driver's license. The officers had also received information that the car might have been stolen.
Press release
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- The incident in Hammerbrook involved a driver without a valid license operating a suspected stolen car, leading to a high-speed chase through Hamburg.
- During the chase, the driver accidentally collided with another car in a tunnel and lost several tire parts, causing further chaos on the roads.
- Upon stopping at the Hamburg-Billstedt interchange, the driver attempted to flee again, hitting a police patrol car with his vehicle, highlighting the danger of criminality on the city's roads.
Source: www.stern.de
