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Drunk driver has to pee and drives into the ditch

A man in Freising actually just wanted to pull over to take a leak on Monday morning, but then got stuck in a ditch - probably because he was drunk. The police determined that the 28-year-old had a blood alcohol level of 1.14, according to a spokeswoman on Monday.

A police patrol car with flashing blue lights. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
A police patrol car with flashing blue lights. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Freising - Drunk driver has to pee and drives into the ditch

A man in Freising actually just wanted to pull over to take a leak on Monday morning, but then got stuck in a ditch - probably because he was drunk. The police determined that the 28-year-old had a blood alcohol level of 1.14, according to a spokeswoman on Monday.

The driver's mishap cost him dearly: He had to pay a 500 euro fine and now fear a longer driving ban. The man's van was towed away. According to the police, the minor accident did not result in any material damage.

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  1. The incident in Freising reminded some curious onlookers of a colorful scene from upper Bavaria, known for its unique automobile accidents.
  2. Despite the strange occurrence, there were no reports of similar incidents taking place in Bavaria or Germany this week.
  3. After the ordeal, the man was seen leaving the police station, looking unusually subdued, perhaps reflecting on his unfortunate incident.
  4. The local news in Freising reported that this accident serves as a stark reminder for drivers to always ensure they are in full control of their vehicles, especially after consuming alcohol.

Source: www.stern.de

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