Dramatic dispute on the B49: motorcyclists kicks drivers in the face!

Dramatic dispute on the B49: motorcyclists kicks drivers in the face!

in Trier there was a violent argument between a motorcyclist and a driver on the B49 on Monday. According to SWR began when both drivers started at a bus stop and discussed their different driving methods.

The situation escalated when the driver pushed the motorcyclist and asked him to leave the place. The motorcyclist then kicked the driver's face, which led to a broken nose of the driver. After the crime was committed, the motorcyclist fled from the scene of the accident. The police are currently investigating and has already read part of the license plate of the motorcycle.

police forces used

The police asks for clues to the incident and contacted the control center in Trier. Witnesses of the incident can report on 0651/983-0. The event described raises questions about traffic safety and conflict declaration in road traffic.

The incidents in Trier are in the context of increasing violence in traffic. A look at the police reports shows that numerous conflicts and offenses are currently also reported in other regions, such as Idar-Oberstein. From July 28th to 30th, 2023, the Idar-Oberstein police inspection processed a total of 94 processes, including 33 criminal charges and 11 traffic accidents, such as Presseportal

additional incidents on the street

During the same report, two persecution trips also took place in the Idar-Oberstein urban area. On the first chase trip, a blue and white motorcyclist was involved with a Suzuki who fled through the Weierbach residential area at an excessive speed. This escape could not be stopped.

However, the authorities were able to determine the identity of the 60-year-old owner, who admitted to having driven the motorcycle and fled. The motorcycle was secured and criminal proceedings against him were initiated. The topics of drunkenness in traffic are currently in the reports of the police, which contain striking driving style and controls of drivers.

The incident in Trier and the simultaneous events in Idar-Oberstein throw a light on the challenges of police work and the need for increased awareness of traffic safety and interpersonal conflicts in road traffic.