The police in Essen (NRW) have published a speed camera photo - the pictured man should really regret that.
- The police Essen (NRW) has published a speed camera photo.
- It shows a man at the wheel of a Mercedes.
- However, the car is probably not his.
Essen - speed camera photos * always annoy motorists anyway. If you don't pay attention and the speed is exceeded, the box on the side of the road takes a picture * . The mail is usually not long in coming. And the offense tears a hole in the bank account.
Essen / NRW: Suspected thief is flashed in Mercedes
His gas foot could have significantly greater consequences for a man in North Rhine-Westphalia . The police in Essen published the picture from a speed trap on Friday (June 12) . It shows a gentleman younger to middle aged. who seems to be leaning casually on his left arm and looking through the windshield lost in thought . He is at the wheel of a Mercedes . The problem: The car with which he exceeded the speed was probably not his!
The police are looking for clues to this man.
© Police Essen
It is a suspected car thief , who is now searched with the help of the speed camera photo. And who should be very annoyed that his excessive speed could cause the police to convict him.
Essen / NRW: speed camera photo of Mercedes was taken on A40
The photo was reportedly taken on the A40 in June . According to the police, it is a "suspected car thief". The Mercedes was made prey in Essen. In Hamm , officials then came across the parked vehicle. The suspect was already gone. Why he left the car there remains unclear. He may have noticed that he had crashed into the speed trap and wanted to get rid of the prey. But the photo that remains. And the man should be easy to identify for everyone who knows him.
The police are now looking for witnesses who can provide information about the depicted man or his whereabouts. The Essen police station will accept information under number 0201 / 829-0.
The police also stunned a speed camera photo from Dortmund *.
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Rubric list picture: © Polizei Essen