charge for traffic accident - Dangerous car accident in Malchin - Charge against 22-year-old
More than one and a half years after a fatal traffic accident on the first Christmas Day in Malchin (Landkreis Mecklenburgische Seenplatte), the prosecutor's office in Neubrandenburg filed charges against a 22-year-old woman. She is accused of illegally removing evidence from the crime scene. "As a result of the extensive investigations, there is not enough evidence against the accused for a charge of negligent manslaughter," a spokesperson for the prosecutor's office said on Friday. According to a report, the traffic accident was not avoidable.
At the end of December 2022, a 23-year-old woman, according to police reports, was hit and killed by an unknown vehicle. The following morning, a woman reported herself to the police, according to police reports, there were traces and significant damage to the car of the Neubrandenburg woman at the scene. It remained unclear on Friday why the prosecutor's office waited such a long time to file charges.
- Despite the long delay, the public prosecutor's office in Neubrandenburg finally submitted an indictment against a 22-year-old woman for removing evidence from the fatal traffic accident scene on Christmas Day in Malchin.
- The police reports revealed that a 23-year-old woman was tragically hit and killed by an unknown vehicle on the last day of December 2022.
- On the following day, another woman appeared at the police station, claiming responsibility for the car accident scene where significant damage was found on her vehicle, a Neubrandenburg resident's car.
- Significantly, the police investigation into the car accident in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern has raised questions about why the public prosecutor's office waited such a long time to file charges.
- Regarding the previous car accident in Neubrandenburg, the police are still investigating the reasons behind the 22-year-old woman's illegal removal of evidence from the site of the original tragic traffic accident on Christmas Day in Malchin.
