A 30-year-old Fischbachauer seriously injured a police officer on Sunday evening when he fled from the officers in his black Audi A3.
He had 1.1 per mille.
Fischbachau - A 30-year-old Fischbachau man seriously injured a police officer on Sunday evening when he fled from the officers in his black Audi A3.
They only arrested the man in his apartment.
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According to the police, the chase began when the officers tried to subject the 30-year-old to a traffic control in Elbach at around 9 p.m.
Despite stopping signals, the man did not slow down his Audi.
He even accelerated towards Ahrain.
In the end he stopped there.
When the officers approached the vehicle and stood next to the driver's door, the driver gave full throttle without warning and dragged one of the police officers away a few meters.
As a result, he suffered serious injuries in the shoulder area.
The Fischbachauer continued his escape.
You police speak of the "disregard of all traffic rules" and excessive speed.
He escaped the officers for a short time.
They asked for support.
Some support workers eventually found the man at his home address and arrested him.
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1.1 per mille and suspicion of "intoxicating substances"
A breath alcohol test on the 30-year-old showed over 1.1 per mille.
In addition, according to the police, there was suspicion of the influence of intoxicating substances.
The attempt to escape caused property damage of several thousand euros to the vehicle.
After taking blood and taking other police measures, the officers released the man.
Several criminal proceedings await him, among other things because of dangerous interference in road traffic, endangerment of road traffic due to alcohol and narcotics as well as assault and resistance against law enforcement officers.
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