Drunk cyclist beats drivers and flees: chaos in Leipzig!

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Drunk cyclist collided with Audi in Stötteritz, was slightly injured and beat the driver. Investigations run.

Betrunkener Radfahrer kollidierte in Stötteritz mit Audi, verletzte sich leicht und schlug den Autofahrer. Ermittlungen laufen.
Drunk cyclist collided with Audi in Stötteritz, was slightly injured and beat the driver. Investigations run.

Drunk cyclist beats drivers and flees: chaos in Leipzig!

On Wednesday afternoon there was an incident in Leipzig-Stötteritz that should make headlines. Around 2:15 p.m., a collision between a 38-year-old cyclist and an Audi S5, who was driving in the same direction, occurred on Sommerfelder Straße. Report on lvz.de According to the cyclist, the cyclist drove unauthorized from the sidewalk onto the road and overlooked the car.

In the collision, the cyclist suffered minor injuries, but did not require any medical care. The devastating thing about this incident was not only the accident itself, but also, as it went on after the collision. Suddenly the cyclist started to the 54-year-old Audi driver and hit him in the face before he fled from the scene of the accident without taking his bike. This also reports tag24.de.

Alcohol at the wheel

The police were able to set the fleeting cyclist a short time later. A alcohol rust carried out resulted in a value of over 1.6 per thousand. Due to his behavior, the cyclist is now facing an investigation into the risk of road traffic and unauthorized removal from the scene of the accident, such as the lvz.de reported.

The total damage caused by the accident amounts to around 1,000 euros. Experts emphasize how necessary it is to act responsibly when using bicycles in road traffic, in particular with regard to alcohol consumption. Such incidents throw a shadow on safety in road traffic and the cooperation between different road users.

It remains to be seen how the local authorities will continue to process this incident. The reactions from the population could also be crucial to raise awareness of traffic safety.