Collision Instigated by Intoxicated Motorist: Blomberg - Assailant Refuses Post-Accident Control

On Sunday morning, a 39-year-old man from Bayreuth was driving a BMW on the Hellweg (B1) in Blomberg. The man was driving erratically, putting himself and others in danger, and was in danger of driving into a ditch.

At the intersection of Hellweg and Feldohlentrup, he collided with an Audi driven by a 22-year-old local resident. Both vehicles were severely damaged and had to be towed away. Fortunately, neither driver was injured in the collision.

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During the investigation, it was discovered that the 39-year-old was heavily intoxicated. The man presented a Hungarian driver's license, but it was suspected to be a forgery. The driver resisted a blood test, resulting in an injury to a police officer.

The 39-year-old driver, who was involved in the collision, is suspected of driving without a valid driver's license. The uncooperative driver spent the night in police custody and faces a significant criminal investigation.

No further details about the suspect's identity or charges have been released at this time. The information in this report originated from Polizei Lippe.

Regarding the 22-year-old local resident who was also involved in the collision, no information has been provided.

It is important to remind drivers of their responsibility to drive safely and responsibly, and to always have a valid driver's license. The consequences of not doing so can be severe, as demonstrated in this incident.