Central Hesse - Fatal accident at a cemetery: alcohol consumption suspected
In a fatal car accident at a cemetery in the Marburg-Biedenkopf district, police suspect that the driver had consumed alcohol and was driving too fast. However, this has not been confirmed for the time being and investigations are ongoing with the support of an expert, a police spokesperson in Giessen emphasized on Monday.
A car had broken through a cemetery wall between Hommertshausen and Mornshausen early on Sunday morning and burst into flames at a tree. The 28-year-old driver from Dautphetal had veered to the left off a tarmac country lane and died in his vehicle at the scene of the accident. The fire department, rescue services, police and a police helicopter were deployed.
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The incident took place in the Marburg-Biedenkopf district, which falls under Central Hesse. Alcohol consumption is a potential factor being investigated in this tragic car accident at a cemetery. The intersection of Hommertshausen and Mornshausen was the site of the car accident, where a vehicle crashed through a cemetery wall. Traffic authorities are collaborating with an expert to gather more evidence about the driver's alcohol consumption and speed. Despite the ongoing investigation, the 28-year-old driver from Dautphetal lost his life in the fatal car accident scene.
Source: www.stern.de
