Unknown people collapsed into a restaurant in Luxembourg city

The series of Driver escape In Luxembourg does not tear off: on Friday there was an accident between two vehicles between 2:30 p.m. and 4:50 p.m. in Rue d’Arlon in Mersch. The driver’s side of one of the vehicles involved (BMW brand) and exterior mirrors were damaged. The person who caused the accident then fled from the scene of the accident without taking care of the damage caused. In this context, the police are looking for useful information about the fleeing driver and his vehicle.

All information should be found in the Mersch police station on the phone number 244901000 or by email [email protected] be forwarded.

Alcohol at the wheel

On the A13, a vehicle was reported to the police shortly after three o’clock on Saturday. A police patrol went on site and was able to meet the driver behind the wheel, which had obviously granted alcohol. When asked whether he had consumed alcohol, the driver reacted increasingly aggressively and refused an alcohol test. The passenger also always became ancestor. In the course of the further official acts, the driver then tried to get back into his vehicle several times and start the engine, which is why it finally had to be immobilized. The driver only calmed down on the office. The alcohol test went positively and accordingly his driver’s license was collected.

A little later there was a traffic accident between two vehicles in Luxembourg-Limpertsberg in the Allée Scheffer. The accident driver drove over a separation grid in a parking lot, then crashed into a vehicle and against a street lamp before he came to a stop at the stages of a tram stop. When the officers wanted to control the driver and the passenger who remained unharmed, they behaved extremely uncooperatively and began to insult the officers. The driver could only be subjected to an alcohol test at the office. Due to the positive result, a provisional driving ban was delivered to him.

Speed ​​controls

On Friday evening, a driver who drove against a guardrail was reported on Friday evening and was now on the highway with a rather uncertain driving style. At the driver’s residential address, this could be found and subjected to an alcohol test. His driver’s license was drawn in due to the positive result.

Around the same time, a police patrol was drawn to a vehicle in Rue Du Canal in Esch-Alzette, which had been driven against another vehicle shortly before and then continued. However, people present were able to stop the driver. He was then subjected to an alcohol test and his driver’s license was collected due to the positive result.

As part of a speed control on the boulevard J.-F. Kennedy in Niederschen became aware of the police officers to a driver who steered his vehicle in snake lines and braked at the level of the control. The officials took up the persecution and were able to stop the vehicle and put the driver under an alcohol test. This was positive and his driver’s license was collapsed.

Theft in the capital

In the night of Saturday, around 2 a.m., the police were reported to the theft of a mobile phone and a gold chain in Rue de la Poste in Luxembourg City. The victim was asked by a perpetrator for a lighter. When the victim stated that none of it was not to have, the perpetrator tore the chain off the neck of the victim and stole the mobile phone out of his hand before he fled.

A lawsuit was accepted accordingly and investigations have been initiated.

Several burglaries

The police have been reported to several burglaries or attempts at burglary in the past few hours, for example in Rue Jean Jaminet in Pepingen, where an unknown perpetrator destroyed a window. He fled to initial information when he noticed that residents were present. Investigations have been initiated accordingly.

Another slump was reported to a restaurant on Rue de Bonnevoie in Luxembourg city on Saturday morning. A window was hit before the perpetrator reached inside and ransacked the interior. The police were secured on site and investigations were initiated.