Bicyclist takes off following crash with e-scooter operator.
In Ahlen, Germany, on Tuesday, September 2nd, 2025, an accident occurred on Warendorfer Straße between Tönnishäuschen and the city centre. The incident involved a 14-year-old resident of Ahlen riding an E-scooter and a cyclist.
According to reports from news aktuell, the cyclist was operating an olive green bicycle or e-bike. The cyclist, described as approximately 40 to 45 years old with dark blonde hair, fled the scene after the collision.
The identity of the fleeing cyclist remains undisclosed in the available reports. The accident occurred at the entrance to a supermarket in the city centre of Ahlen. The 14-year-old sustained minor injuries in the accident.
The Police Warendorf Press Office and Control Center, government entities responsible for law enforcement and public safety in Warendorf, are asking for information about the fleeing cyclist. The Police Warendorf Press Office can be contacted at telephone 02581/600-230, email: [email protected], and their website is https://warendorf.polizei.nrw/.
Outside of office hours, inquiries can be directed to the Police Warendorf Control Center at the same telephone number, email address, and website. The fax number for the Police Warendorf Control Center is 02581/600-249.
For local inquiries, the Ahlen police can be reached at telephone 02382/965-0 or email: [email protected]. The Police Warendorf Press Office and Control Center, as well as the Ahlen police, are part of the police department in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany.
The original news about the accident was transmitted by Police Warendorf. The Police Warendorf Press Office and Control Center can also be found online at https://warendorf.polizei.nrw/.
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