Frankfurt am Main - Suspected car race on the A5: car confiscated
Following a suspected car race on the A5, the police have confiscated the cars of the two drivers. The police announced on Sunday that there had been several dangerous situations and traffic violations. The two men, aged 19 and 24, are now being investigated on suspicion of illegal motor vehicle racing.
Witnesses first noticed the men on Saturday afternoon when they stopped with their two cars next to each other on the hard shoulder and the right-hand lane in an access area on the A5. After a conversation through the open windows, they accelerated sharply and drove towards Darmstadt, according to the police. They also drove on highways 3 and 661 before the police stopped them in Offenbach and subjected them to a check.
In addition to the cars, the police also seized the men' s cell phones as evidence. The drivers had to surrender their driving licenses. The police also found a small amount of hashish in the 19-year-old's vehicle during the check.
Police report
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The suspected car race on the A5 took place in the city of Frankfurt am Main, located in the German state of Hesse. The incident involved two men who are now under investigation for criminality related to illegal car racing. On the day of the incident, Sunday, the police confiscated their cars and cell phones as evidence.
The police also reported encountering dangerous situations and traffic violations during the race, which involved the A5, highways 3, and 661. The two men were eventually stopped in Offenbach, where they were subjected to a check that led to the discovery of a small amount of hashish in the 19-year-old's vehicle.
According to the police report, the men had initially stopped with their cars next to each other in an access area on the A5, before accelerating and driving towards Darmstadt. The incident comes at a time when traffic law violations and criminality are a concern in Frankfurt on the Main, as reported in various news sources.
Source: www.stern.de
