Raser of Darmstadt: Almost four years in prison after a risky persecution!

Raser of Darmstadt: Almost four years in prison after a risky persecution!

Arheilgen, Deutschland - A serious incident shakes Darmstadt and arouses concern about safety in road traffic. The district court of Darmstadt has imposed a 25-year-old man from Arheilgen a prison sentence of three years and ten months. The reason for the verdict is his participation in a forbidden motor vehicle race, which not only led to a serious accident, but also caused serious health risk. The incident occurred on September 2, 2024, when the defendant raced through the streets at up to 100 km/h, persistently ignored red traffic lights and drove on sidewalks, tram tracks and in the opposite lane. It was a true speed maneuver that ended in a catastrophe when he unchecked with a white Skoda, whose 30-year-old driver was seriously injured.

The accused's statements are particularly frightening on the way to the hospital when he said, according to his own information: "The Almighty ordered it to me". These words led to intensive investigations by the Hessian State Criminal Police Office, as there was initially suspicion of an Islamistically motivated amoking. Fortunately, this suspicion could be refuted; The public prosecutor's allegations of attempted murder were dropped during the trial. According to fr, the chairman judge stated that no opposition was demonstrated, which was triggered in connection with the diagnosis of a drug-induced psychosis by the accused Hasch consumption.

psychological problems as a factor

This psychological constitution of the accused was no accident. Before the fateful journey, after an argument with his superiors, he had driven his resentment from the soul with an attempted termination, which, according to [Hessenschau] (https://www.hessenschau.de/panorama/nach-schwerem- in-ceritus-raser-muss-knapp- in- in-haft-v1stadt-praser-100.html, on video) was documented. A psychiatric expert finally found a "drug -induced psychosis with manic symptoms", which underlines the severity of the situation again. The judge reported during the trial that the defendant was in a manic phase, which means that a killing setting is considered not recognizable.

Overall, the indictment was in prospect of a prison sentence of four years and ten months, while the defense advocated a two -year probation sentence. Ultimately, the court decided that the man must not get his driver's license back for five years. It remains to be seen whether the judgment will exist, since it is not yet final.

The case throws a bad light on traffic safety in the region and shows how important it is that such dangerous behavior is effectively punished and combated preventively. Because really seriously, how many other life -threatening situations still have to be done until sufficient activity?