Motorcycle robber caught in Maintal: drug ride without a helmet!

Motorcycle robber caught in Maintal: drug ride without a helmet!

A curious incident took place on Friday evening in Hanau when a 22-year-old caused a sensation with a stolen Yamaha on the streets. According to ffh the theft on Nuremberg Straße occurred around 6.15 p.m. The young man was noticed with his driving style - not only because he raced without a helmet and about red traffic lights, but also because he violated the traffic rules several times.

Witnesses became aware of the daring driving behavior and immediately informed the police. This meant that the man in Main Valley, more precisely, could be stopped in the area of ​​Kennedystraße. During the check, it turned out that he had no driver's license with him. But that was not all, because there was an urgent suspicion that he was under the influence of drugs.

drugs at the wheel: a serious topic

The concern for traffic safety through drug use is not unfounded. According to Police Advice, participation in road traffic under the influence of illegal drugs is an administrative offense that can be punished with fines of up to 1,500 euros and driving bans between one and three months. In the event of serious violations, such as danger to other road users or traffic accidents, even impression of imprisonment.

In this special case, a blood sample is taken to prove drug use. It is known that drugs such as cannabis and cocaine can affect concentration and reaction, which affects the safety in road traffic directly. The ADAC also emphasizes that even the smallest amounts of drugs in the blood are already an offense and are punished directly.

follow and punish

A drug trip without direct vehicle errors, as is available in the case of the Hanauer Burschen, can still have serious consequences. Those who are caught in this way have to adjust to fines and points in Flensburg. For beginners, the trial period can even be extended by two years. If there is a traffic accident or other road users are endangered, the supposed administrative offense quickly becomes a criminal offense with far-reaching consequences-ADAC reports of possible costs between 5,000 and 7,000 euros for those affected, including lawyers Driver's license.

The police in Hanau have taken up the investigation and asks witnesses to report on 06181 100-123. The incidents related to drugs at the wheel show once again that information and consistent controls in road traffic are essential to ensure the safety of all road users.