Traffic - Open arrest warrants, no driver's license: Escape from police
With two outstanding arrest warrants but without a driver's license, a man in Solingen fled from a police check first by car and then on foot. According to the police on Wednesday, the 30-year-old driver was asked to stop with stop signals. However, he ignored the signals on Wednesday night and accelerated his car after a subsequent verbal request from the police. They then followed him. The man then stopped his journey in order to escape on foot. The police were able to apprehend him. It turned out that the man did not have a valid driver's license and had two warrants for his arrest. He was arrested.
Police statement
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- Despite having two warrant of arrests and lacking a valid driver's license, the individual from North Rhine-Westphalia's Solingen area decided to evade the police during a traffic stop.
- The police in Solingen, on discovering the man's lack of a driver's license and the presence of two arrest warrants, attempted to pull him over using stop signals, but he chose to ignore them and accelerate, leading to a pursuit.
- Subsequently, the anarchic driver was apprehended by the police in North Rhine-Westphalia after attempting to flee on foot following a stop.
- The police investigation revealed that the driver, residing in Solingen, had no legal right to drive a car and had outstanding arrest warrants, leading to further criminal proceedings against him.
Source: www.stern.de
