A Rottacher (69) raced on Tuesday with his Ford Mustang at up to 154 km / h on the country road from Stuben to Kreuth.
The police pulled him out of circulation.
Kreuth
- In the press report of the Holzkirchen motorway police on Tuesday evening, it says: On Tuesday around 3:50 p.m., a 69-year-old Rottacher drove his high-powered Ford Mustang on the B307 from Stuben towards Kreuth.
Shortly after Glashütte, he overtook two vehicles at high speed in a difficult right-hand bend.
Just bad luck that one of them was a civilian video vehicle of the control group motorcycle of the police headquarters of Upper Bavaria South.
The Mustang driver accelerated his vehicle to Bayerwald up to a speed of 154 km / h and drove past a wildly gesticulating pedestrian who was obviously somewhat irritated by the speed of the Ford Mustang and the associated background noise of the 5 LV 8 engine.
In the following 70s zone on the gorge, the rushed Rottacher was measured at 108 km / h.
The area of fish farming, which is also limited to 70 km / h, did not slow down the urgent Ford.
Here, too, it was measured at 99 km / h.
To top it off, he also drove the entrance area to Kreuth (also 70 km / h) with a sporty 97 km / h.
He then drove into the local area of Kreuth at 105 km / h, before braking his vehicle and driving through the town at 65 km / h.
Before he could be stopped in Rottach-Egern, he drove between Point and the dairy at an average of 130 km / h.
He then took the junction to Wallberg at a committed 90 km / h.
Again, only 70 km / h were allowed.
When asked about his driving style, the driver only said that he was only going for a short ride.
During the inspection, the officers did not notice any awareness of wrongdoing or a guilty conscience.
The driver can now expect a hefty fine and a driving ban.
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