Traffic - Police catch two courier drivers without a driver's license
Police in Lauenburg pulled two courier drivers without a driver's license off the road on Tuesday. The officers first noticed a van whose driver and co-driver quickly swapped places before the check, the police announced on Tuesday. The reason for this became clear during the subsequent check: The 20-year-old from the district of Lüneburg did not have a valid driver's license. About an hour later, the officers stopped another van whose 20-year-old driver from Ostholstein had a forged driver's license.
According to the police, both drivers now have to answer for suspicion of driving without a license. The man from Ostholstein is also being investigated on suspicion of forgery.
Police press release
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- The two drivers, one from the district of Lüneburg and the other from Ostholstein, were apprehended by the Police in Ratzeburg for suspected traffic violations.
- The incident took place in Schleswig-Holstein's District of Lüneburg, near the town of Lauenburg, where the police stopped a transporter vehicle without proper documentation.
- The drivers were involved in criminal activities related to their driver's licenses, as one of them did not possess a valid license, and the other had a forged one.
- These incidents raise concerns about the increasing cases of fraudulence, particularly in the district of Ostholstein, and the police are continuing their vigilance to maintain traffic safety and lawfulness.
Source: www.stern.de
