Persection hunt in Vienna: Drug rush behind the bicycle handlebar!

Im 15. Wiener Gemeindebezirk, Rudolfsheim-Fünfhaus, floh ein 36-Jähriger unter Drogeneinfluss vor der Polizei und verletzte Beamte.
In the 15th district of Vienna, Rudolfsheim-Fünfhaus, a 36-year-old fled in front of the police and injured civil servants under the influence of drugs. (Symbolbild/MW)

Persection hunt in Vienna: Drug rush behind the bicycle handlebar!

In the night from Wednesday to Thursday, shortly after three in the morning, Hütteldorfer Straße in the 15th district of Vienna came to a wild chase that ended with a police commitment. A 36-year-old Austrian was stopped by officials because he used the sidewalk with his bike. Instead of following the request of the police, the cyclist took the flight and ignored the stops several times. The persecution stretched over several streets and ended with a violent arrest.

When he was arrested, the cyclist was extremely aggressive and attacked the police with strokes and kicks. Unfortunately, a police officer did not remain intact and had to be treated in the hospital due to his injuries. A certain ambition with the cyclist may be due to the influence of drugs not least; Small amounts of cannabis were ensured when arrested, and the officials found that he was under the influence of wing.

pepper spray against drug freedom

In another incident, also in Vienna, there was a similarly exciting situation with a 32-year-old cyclist. He disregarded a red light and ignored the police officers who wanted to stop him. He also tried to ram an official, which could only be avoided by a daring jump to the side. Finally he was stopped on Lassallestrasse, where he refused to show himself and tried again. The police then started pepper spray to defuse the situation. The cyclist was temporarily arrested and brought to the area for checking, where fatigue and fitness to drive were found.

The legal consequences that can arise from such incidents should not be underestimated. Anyone who is under the influence of illegal drugs in road traffic commits an administrative offense and have to count on fines of up to 1,500 euros and possible driving bans. In the event of further offenses, such as threats to other road users or accidents, the punishment can even lead to a prison sentence. The police are able to quickly determine drug use, which can have unpleasant financial consequences for many affected people that easily exceed 2,000 euros.

The police fight drugs in the road, especially in view of the danger that assumes such behavior. The case in Hütteldorfer Straße once again shows how quickly a simple control can end in a dangerous situation.

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