Berlin - Police: Man flees from checkpoint in stolen car
According to the police, a 24-year-old man fled from a checkpoint in Berlin-Westend in a stolen car. An officer was injured during the arrest, as the police announced on Monday. According to the statement, the man was ordered to stop by police officers on the corner of Reichsstraße on Monday night. The 24-year-old initially stopped, but then accelerated again and tried to flee with his 44-year-old passenger. After a short pursuit, police officers stopped the car on the corner of Spandauer Damm and Meiningenallee. During the arrest, a window of the car was reportedly broken and a police officer suffered a cut to his hand from the shattered glass.
According to investigations, the car had been reported stolen. The officers had also found packaged cocaine ready for sale in the car. The investigation is ongoing.
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The 24-year-old's actions of fleeing from the checkpoint and attempting to evade arrest in a stolen car with his passenger are considered acts of criminality. The vehicle, containing packaged cocaine ready for sale, was eventually stopped by the police, leading to an arrest and injury to an officer.
Source: www.stern.de
