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Over 14,000 euros fine: Munich man drives through the city with lead feet - and is caught 85 times

2021-11-26T12:54:12.480Z


The police caught a speedster that had already been traveling too fast 85 times in the city of Munich. A hefty fine awaits him now.


The police caught a speedster that had already been traveling too fast 85 times in the city of Munich.

A hefty fine awaits him now.

Munich - A hitherto unknown man has been driving too fast in the city of Munich * a full 85 times since mid-October.

He always drove a Mercedes with a license plate and instead of the permitted 60 kilometers per hour, the speedometer was well over 100 km / h.

Now the police were able to record a success and locate the man.

Speeders caught in Munich: police pulls a man out of traffic who was traveling 85 times too fast

According to a police report, the officers carried out a mobile speed control on Sunday (November 21).

At around 12:15 a.m., the Mercedes driver, a 26-year-old from Munich, went online.

The police recognized him immediately and made him responsible for all speed violations that had been committed in the car.

Now the Munich traffic police * continue to investigate the case.

Man traveling too fast 85 times in Munich: A hefty penalty awaits him now

Taken together, the speed violations result in a hefty penalty: "In connection with the complaints, there has so far been a fine of over 14,000 euros and almost 100 points," the police wrote.

The man is unlikely to see his driver's license anytime soon.

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* tz.de / muenchen

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Source: merkur

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