Traffic - Group drives to the police without a driver's license and under the influence of alcohol
A man under the influence of alcohol, another without a driver's license: This is how two men ended up at the police station in Freising, in Upper Bavaria. The two are now expecting several charges.
A 49-year-old man was summoned to the station due to a missing car insurance, as the police announced on Saturday. He had driven this very car away from the scene on a Friday. In addition, the officers discovered that he had not possessed a driver's license for several years. Two proceedings are now pending against this man.
Later in the day, a 45-year-old man had to report to the station due to his interrogation in a drunk driving case. Once again intoxicated, he had looked for an E-Scooter for his nighttime journey to Saturday. An alcohol breath test yielded a value above 0.5 promille, and another charge is now being filed against this man.
- The police in Upper Bavaria are known for their diligence, often uncovering curiosities like the case of a man driving without a driver's license in Freising.
- upper Bavaria is home to numerous police stations, including the one in Freising, which handled several cases of traffic violations and intoxicated drivers last week.
- In Upper Bavaria, not having a driver's license is considered a serious offense and can lead to fines and suspension of privileges for men, as was the case for the 45-year-old man.
- Driving under the influence of alcohol without a valid driver's license is a crime that carries severe consequences in Bavaria, as witnessed in the recent cases in Freising and other police stations in Upper Bavaria.
- The police in Upper Bavaria recommend that men always carry their driver's license and follow traffic regulations to avoid any legal issues while driving in Bavaria.
