Razor with 152 km/h and running away boy: Oberfranken's security day surprised!

Razor with 152 km/h and running away boy: Oberfranken's security day surprised!

On Tuesday, the Upper Franconia police carried out an extensive security day to demonstrate the presence and measures of the authorities. Over 550 emergency services were active and offered a variety of controls and information stands in different cities and municipalities. As the Kurier Among other things, speed controls and measures to secure school.

A driver was recorded, especially on the A73 motorway, at a speed of 152 km/h, where only 60 km/h are allowed. This pace sinner must now be responsible for his misconduct. A total of around 1,550 people and 1000 vehicles were checked on this day, with around 400 traffic administrative offenses being determined due to excessive speed.

diverse control actions

The security day, which is also carried out in other federal states, aims to improve security in public space. For this purpose, search checks in the border close to the border, alcohol and drug controls as well as special bicycle and red light controls were carried out. In Bischberg, for example, the control of an e-bike driver led to a criminal complaint because of an illegally modified wheel.

In a special incident, an eight -year -old boy from the Nuremberg area was taken up at cross -border controls in rail transport when he wanted to travel to the Czech Republic alone. He had run away from school and could be handed over to his parents safely. This shows how important such security measures are.

results and arrests

the officials also discovered illegal trade during their missions. During a check on the A70, they found a smuggling hill in an Audi, which contained high -quality perfumes, branded clothing and cash. They also discovered two illegal misery devices.

The police arrested a total of 32 offenses and four administrative offenses and arrested three people. An abandoned turtle was also given in Coburg and could quickly be brought back to her owner. At the information stands, around 1150 citizens found out about various topics, including current types of crime such as call center fraud and bicycle theft.

The security day is part of a cross-border initiative in which, in addition to Bavaria, the federal states of Baden-Württemberg, Hesse, Rhineland-Palatinate and Saarland are also involved. Every year the project is supported by another police headquarters in Bavaria. The antenne this day should also present the numerous career opportunities with the police and inform the population about prevention opportunities.