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Staggering at the gas station: Man drives with 3.6 per mille

He staggered to his car at the petrol station, fell down - and then got behind the wheel drunk as a skunk. This is how a witness described the state of a 48-year-old driver in Lohfelden near Kassel to the police. The man was arrested a little later on Wednesday evening at his home. His breath...

A blue light shines on the roof of a police patrol car. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
A blue light shines on the roof of a police patrol car. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

County of Kassel - Staggering at the gas station: Man drives with 3.6 per mille

He staggered to his car at the petrol station, fell down - and then got behind the wheel drunk as a skunk. This is how a witness described the state of a 48-year-old driver in Lohfelden near Kassel to the police. The man was arrested a little later on Wednesday evening at his home. A breath alcohol level of 3.6 per mille was measured, the police announced on Thursday.

According to the investigation, the 48-year-old had driven drunk to the petrol station to buy "a bottle of high-proof alcohol". He then drove his car in serpentine lines, hit a kerb and crossed into the oncoming lane several times. Other drivers therefore had to take evasive action, it was said. No one was injured.

The man's driver's license was confiscated. He now has to answer for endangering road traffic.

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The incident occurred in Lohfelden, which is located in the County of Kassel. The man's erratic driving at the filling station was a cause for concern for other motorists. Despite the high-proof alcohol he purchased, he continued to drive his car dangerously, crossing into the oncoming lane several times. The incident highlights the issue of criminality on the roads, particularly under the influence of alcohol. Despite the intervening actions of other drivers, no accidents or injuries were reported.

Source: www.stern.de

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