Authorities in Poland have reported an incident of intoxicated driving extending over a distance of more than 4 miles.
In a recent incident on Friday, a 56-year-old German driver was charged with driving under the influence in Greifswald South City. The incident, reported to the Greifswald Police Headquarters on August 15, 2025, resulted in the driver's license being confiscated.
According to reports, the informant and witness observed erratic behavior from the driver before the traffic stop, which took place around 3:30 PM. The vehicle involved in the incident was a Mercedes car.
A voluntary breath alcohol test was conducted during the traffic stop, showing a result of 4.19 per mil. The charge against the driver is not specified to be a first offense.
For further information, the Press Office of the Police Station Anklam can be contacted at [email protected] or by phone at 03971 251 3040. The website for the Police Station Anklam is www.polizei.mvnet.de.
Kimberly Schätzchen from the press office of the Anklam police station is at the district police station in Anklam and can provide more details about the case. However, the text does not mention any legal representation for the driver, nor does it provide information about any court date or hearing related to the charge, or any potential penalties or fines for the driver.
The location of the traffic stop was not specified in the text. The Police Station responsible for this case is Anklam.
