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Collision involving truck resulted in driver's hasty escape, averaging 1.7 miles per incident

In the evening of Monday, September 1, 2025, a hit-and-run incident unfolded around 10:20 PM on 'Im Brünneleacker' street in Umkirch. A van delivering goods smashed into numerous vehicles that were properly parked on the roadside. Rather than addressing the damage, the reckless driver...

Vehicle Operator Escapes Scene Following Collision, Registering 1.7 Miles Per Incident
Vehicle Operator Escapes Scene Following Collision, Registering 1.7 Miles Per Incident

Collision involving truck resulted in driver's hasty escape, averaging 1.7 miles per incident

On Monday evening, September 1, 2025, a hit-and-run incident occurred on "Im Brünneleacker" street in Umkirch. At around 10:20 PM, a delivery van collided with several parked vehicles, leaving damage in its wake.

Bystanders at the scene noted the vehicle's license plate and reported that the driver left the scene illegally after the accident. The Police Station in Breisach is now investigating the incident, seeking additional witnesses or potential victims.

According to reports, the man involved in the incident appeared intoxicated. A breathalyzer test conducted on the man later revealed an approximate blood alcohol content of 1.7%.

In a turn of events, the suspected driver was found on a company's premises on the morning of September 2, 2025. However, the name of the company has not been disclosed in the search results.

The Police Station is urging anyone with information regarding the incident to come forward. If you were a witness or a potential victim, please contact the Police Station at 07667/91170.

The hit-and-run incident has caused concern in the community, highlighting the importance of responsible driving and adherence to traffic laws. The Police Station assures the public that they are doing everything in their power to bring the perpetrator to justice.

As the investigation continues, updates will be provided as more information becomes available. Until then, the community remains vigilant, hoping for a swift resolution to this unfortunate incident.

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