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E-scooter driver on the road with drugs and explosives

The police in Coswig (Wittenberg district) have stopped a 16-year-old e-scooter driver who has been charged with various offenses. The insurance license plate was missing from the e-scooter and the teenager smelled of cannabis, the police in Wittenberg announced on Monday. During a search, the...

A sign reading "Police" hangs on a police station. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
A sign reading "Police" hangs on a police station. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Traffic - E-scooter driver on the road with drugs and explosives

The police in Coswig (Wittenberg district) have stopped a 16-year-old e-scooter driver who has been charged with various offenses. The insurance license plate was missing from the e-scooter and the teenager smelled of cannabis, the police in Wittenberg announced on Monday. During a search, the officers found narcotics, various explosive devices without the necessary identification and a prohibited knife. Proceedings were initiated for driving without compulsory insurance, violation of the Explosives Act and violations of the Narcotics and Weapons Act.

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  1. The incident occurred in the District of Wittenberg, located in the Saxony-Anhalt region, where the E-scooter was being operated.
  2. Surprisingly, the E-scooter was found to be operating without the required compulsory insurance, adding to the list of charges against the 16-year-old.
  3. As the police investigated further, they discovered evidence of criminal activity in the form of various prohibited substances, including cannabis, and a collection of explosive devices without the necessary identification.
  4. The jurisdiction handling this case will likely look into violations of the Narcotics and Weapons Act, as well as the Explosives Act, considering the illegal items found during the search.
  5. In the heart of Wittenberg, known for its historical significance and vibrant community, such incidents highlight the issue of criminality and its impact on local traffic and public safety.

Source: www.stern.de

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