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A BMW driver was caught up in the to run strong in the southern German town of Kulmbach. He was blitzet, while he drove the 81 km/h in a 70 km/h zone. In itself, not to any disastrous misconduct. The penalty for this over-speed usually will only be 20 euro.
However, the driver was lawful cocky in his disgruntled greeting to the camera lens. The man handed namely the middle finger against police fotovogn, and the infamous finger did fine 75 times greater. It writes TV2 Norway.
The 26-year-old driver showed simply the finger to the police. The incident happened in april, but it was only recently taken up in court in Kulmbach.
the Fine was simply increased from 20 euros to 1500 euros. In addition, the driver deprived of the right to drive a car in a month, writes TV2 Norway.
Presumably it succeeded to the police to set an example. In any case, have a picture and a description of the incident on the police's Facebook page, where a myriad of reactions.
Not surprisingly, there are shared opinions about the high fine. But in any case thinks people care enough just about an extra time before they hoist the provokationsfinger to the police. It can be an expensive pleasure.
See also: Now the police will keep an eye out here: - are driven too fast
the Episode from Germany is not the only one, where a fotovogn has revealed a motorist to do surprising things behind the wheel. It is actually also happened at home, where the police something surprising caught a lizard motorist. Both she and the driver were blitzet to exceed the speed limit, as Ekstra Bladet wrote back in december of 2019. A driver was also so desperate to escape a speeding ticket, that he simply hid under the wheel, and thus drove ‘blindly’ for several seconds with over 80 km/h, writes Ekstra Bladet.
Absolutely so wrong it was not, however, with the BMW driver, which is probably anyway hardly repeats the error a second time.
Cars - 4. aug. 2020 - pm. 07:13 the Police have had enough of this 'malpractice': - It is completely unacceptable
