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Man does not dispose of car wreck after accident: indictment

Anyone who does not take care of their wrecked car despite being asked to do so must expect consequences. The Berlin public prosecutor's office has brought charges against a 19-year-old who allegedly failed to dispose of his broken-down car. His mother had crashed the car. From 25 April to 21...

A police car is parked in front of a police station. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
A police car is parked in front of a police station. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Berlin - Man does not dispose of car wreck after accident: indictment

Anyone who does not take care of their wrecked car despite being asked to do so must expect consequences. The Berlin public prosecutor's office has brought charges against a 19-year-old who allegedly failed to dispose of his broken-down car. His mother had crashed the car. From 25 April to 21 July 2023, the vehicle is said to have been parked on the street in Neukölln - with ten liters of fuel, three liters of engine oil and brake fluid. According to the indictment, there was a risk of the fluids leaking and contaminating the ground due to the damage. He has now been charged with unauthorized handling of waste. Such cases carry a fine or a prison sentence of up to five years.

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  1. Despite his mother's involvement in a car accident, the 19-year-old from Berlin failed to dispose of the damaged vehicle, leading to indictment for unauthorized handling of waste.
  2. The public prosecutor's office in Berlin is prosecuting a case of criminality, as a man allegedly left his wrecked car on the street in Neukölln for over two months, posing a risk of environmental pollution.
  3. The incident in newkölln, Berlin, involving a 19-year-old and his abandoned vehicle filled with hazardous fluids, has resulted in charges from the local public prosecutor's office for potential harm to the public.
  4. The Berlin public prosecutor's office is taking action against a man who, despite having his car wrecked in an accident, left the vehicle parked on a Berlin street for an extended period, posing a risk of environmental contamination, leading to his indictment for unauthorized handling of waste.

Source: www.stern.de

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