Southern region of Germany: Lower Bavaria - Six people sustained injuries in a car accident involving a vehicle used by smugglers.
In Lower Bavaria, a sluice truck accident left six people injured. The only person unharmed was the suspected driver and operator, a 25-year-old man. The injured victims, ranging from 16 to 40 years old, are believed to be Syrians. Police had scheduled to inspect the truck operator's vehicle at Untergriesbach and Wegscheid on Friday morning. Instead of cooperating, the operator sped away, reaching speeds of up to 100 km/h in inhabited areas, apparently risking other drivers' safety. The suspect eventually lost control while making a sharp turn and flipped the vehicle, resulting in it landing on its roof.
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The car accident in Lower Bavaria involved a vehicle commonly used for migration smuggling. Despite the incident, the suspect managed to evade inspection at both Untergriesbach and Wegscheid on Friday morning. The high-speed pursuit through inhabited areas put other road users at risk, leading to the crash in Bavaria. The police are now investigating the traffic crime and assessing the suspect's role in the migrant smuggling accidents. The car accidents in Lower Bavaria and elsewhere highlight the need for stricter traffic laws and harder enforcement against such criminal activities.
