Barrier ignored
Drunk driver drove into running track during half marathon
Fire department barrier broken through! In the middle of a running event in Burgenland, a drunk driver sped across the running course in his car. When he was stopped, the man went completely berserk. Arrested! In the detention room, the Pole continued to rampage.
As has now become known, worrying scenes took place at the traditional evening run and half marathon in Stinatz on August 10th. An obviously heavily intoxicated driver caused a commotion. "The man, who was driving a car with Viennese license plates, didn't care about the safety measures of our fire department and simply drove into the barrier," eyewitnesses recalled with horror.
Police officers insulted
Alarm! Patrol officers were on the scene very quickly and were able to stop the car near the church square. The drunk driver flew into a rage. Assistance was requested. The Pole flatly refused to take a breathalyzer test. Instead, he began to swear at the police officers in his native language and in German. "The quarrelsome man waved his hands wildly in front of the officers," reported spectators who actually wanted to watch the runners and cheer them on.
Taken away under protest
The driver became increasingly aggressive. The police had to handcuff him and took him away. The arrested man was taken to the police station in Güssing. In the detention room, however, the commotion continued. The thuggish man swore loudly, lashed out and kicked the door.
The accused is known to the police
After consulting with the regional police headquarters in Vienna, it turned out that the hooligan was not a stranger to the law. According to a file note in the federal capital, the Polish man has been banned from using weapons since 2017 and this is still valid for almost three years. The judicial authorities in his home country are also looking for him. This case is far from over.
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