Drug test strikes: driver without a driver's license and with stolen license plate!

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On January 24th, 2025 there was a police operation in Bingen am Rhein due to a driver without a valid driving license that was under drug.
On January 24th, 2025 there was a police operation in Bingen am Rhein due to a driver without a valid driving license that was under drug. (Symbolbild/ANAG)

In the night of January 24, 2025 at 1:25 a.m., officials from the Bingen police inspection carried out a check on Koblenzer Strasse in Bingen am Rhein. The driver of a small car was unable to show a valid driver's license and stated that they had forgotten. During further investigations it turned out that the driver was also not in possession of a driver's license.

In addition, the car he steered had attached stolen license plates that were not output on the vehicle. Furthermore, the car had been out of operation for several months and was not insured. During the check, there were also indications that indicate a timely consumption of narcotics. A rapid drug test reacted positively to amphetamine, which is why a blood sample was taken.

legal consequences

The driver must now be responsible for several crimes. These include:

  • drive without a license
  • forgery of documents
  • drive without insurance protection
  • Theft of license plates

In addition, there is the possibility of a traffic offense due to driving under the influence of narcotics that could be punished with a fine of at least 500 euros.

crisis of drug crime in Germany

The survey of police crime statistics for 2022 shows alarming trends in the field of drug crime in Germany. 1.8 million thefts were recorded, which represents an increase of 20 percent compared to the previous year. At the same time, the clarification rate for thefts is 30 percent, while in the event of money theft, it is only 7.9 percent and reaches 89.8 percent in the case of shop theft.

In 2022, a total of 539 drug offenses were registered in the district of Mainz-Bingen, with the clearance rate particularly high at 93 percent. The determined suspects included 449 people, including 400 men and 49 women, with 22 percent of non-German origin. This illustrates the ongoing challenge of drug crime in the region.

insight into the drug market

The Reitox annual report for Germany published in 2024 shows comprehensive developments in the field of illegal drugs. The focus of the report attaches importance to prevention, advice and treatment as well as reduction in damage and combination of offer. It also offers international comparisons through a uniform structure.

The data includes central key figures for distribution and consequential damage as well as drugs. This information is accessible to the data portal of the Federal Government Commissioner for Addictive and Drug Questions. The report is available in PDF form, while a printed version is not available; However, interested parties can access the English -language version of the workbooks on request.

The fight against drug crime and the information about the associated risks will continue to be central tasks for society in the future to ensure the health and security of all citizens.

For more information, the published study can be viewed on dbdd.de . Additional regulatory information on narcotics provide information about the drug position in Germany, such as wikipedia Show.

In summary, the authorities and society have to work together to cope with the challenges of drug crime and at the same time ensure that those affected receive suitable help offers.

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