Without a driver's license, but with a blood alcohol content of 2.7: Lenggrieser builds an accident

Created: 01/04/2023 12:58 p.m

By: Veronika Ahn-Tauchnitz

The Alcoholomat at the Lenggrieser showed more than 2.7 per mille.

© Klaus Haag

A Lenggrieser had an accident when he was completely drunk.

The police later discovered a number of other offenses by the driver.

Lenggries - The accident happened on Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 p.m.

A 35-year-old from Lenggrieser touched the entire driver's side of a 66-year-old Lenggrieserin's parked VW Caddy on Birkhanstrasse while reversing his Audi A3.

Attentive neighbor wrote down the number plate and informed the police

First, the Audi driver got out to inspect the damage.

He also spoke to a neighbor who was there at the time.

However, the Lenggrieser then only left a note on the windshield and left the scene of the accident without complying with his duty to wait.

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Another neighbor who saw the scene took note of the Audi's license plate number and called the police.

When checking the number plates, it turned out that they are no longer permitted.

Breath alcohol test results in over 2.7 per mille - the man also does not have a driver's license (anymore)

The officials met the Lenggrieser at his home address.

Since he was clearly under the influence of alcohol, a breath alcohol test was carried out.

This showed a value of over 2.7 per mille.

It was also determined that the man no longer had a driver's license because he had to give it up earlier.

Den Lenggrieser now faces a charge of drunk driving, driving without a license and driving without a license.

The resulting property damage is estimated by the police at around 7,500 euros.

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