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The 25-year-old was supposed to be subjected to a general traffic stop, but ignored all stop signals and fled at high speed.
A 25-year-old resisted a traffic stop in Pilsting (Dingolfing-Landau district) and fled at times at well over 100 km/h. According to police, a breath alcohol test later revealed that the man had been drinking alcohol.
Accordingly, the 25-year-old should be subjected to a general traffic check. According to the information, he ignored all police stop signals and continued to drive quickly and in a gross traffic violation. While trying to escape, the man first crashed into a garden fence. According to reports, his car then left the road to the left, rolled over and ended up in a ditch, damaging two telephone poles and a telephone line.
The 25-year-old was temporarily trapped and resisted during the rescue work. As a result, after he was freed, he had to be handcuffed before he could receive medical care, it was said. According to the information, he was taken to a hospital and then to a psychiatric hospital. The man is now being investigated for, among other things, a prohibited motor vehicle race, drunk driving, physical assault and resistance to law enforcement officers.
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The man is charged with the above-mentioned offenses and brought to trial.
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