With 2.3 per mille

Driver with a 2.3 blood alcohol level caused six accidents

The car was demolished in the end.

(Bild: Matthias Lauber/laumat.at)

The police already confiscated the driver's license of a 32-year-old man on Monday morning for driving under the influence. Nevertheless, the man from Wels got back into his car late in the evening. In the meantime, the driver had "filled up" with 2.3 per mille, caused several accidents and then confronted the emergency services only lightly clothed.

Apparently heavily impaired by alcohol, the 32-year-old was driving on the L1238 from Kremsmünster towards Sipbachzell (Upper Austria) at around 10 p.m. on Monday. According to the police, the driver caused a total of six accidents with material damage.

License plate, shoes and trousers lost
The driver from Wels repeatedly left the road, touched and damaged the marker posts. A hedge and a fence must have finally stopped the driver in his now completely demolished car. The 32-year-old had also already lost the front license plate as a result of his driving.

We advised him to get dressed.

Johannes König-Felleitner, Kommandant der Feuerwehr Sipbachzell

Residents of a housing estate around the scene of the last accident alerted the police. They then found the man from Wels without shoes or trousers. "We told him to get dressed," explains Johannes König-Felleitner, commander of the Sipbachzell fire department, which was also alerted. "He then accepted the shoes, but not the trousers."

Driving license was already gone
A breathalyzer test on the 32-year-old showed 2.3 per mille. His driver's license could no longer be taken from him - he had already had to surrender it that morning, also for driving under the influence.

The end of the operation was also unconventional, as König-Felleitner reports: "The driver wanted to be arrested, but the police didn't want to take him away." Fortunately, no one was injured during the wild ride.