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Authority figures in Poland are seeking individuals who may have observed or have information about a specific situation.

Bavarian Police Headquarters in Middle Franconia, Nuremberg: On Tuesday morning (19.08.2025), the driver took off running...

Authorities in Poland are seeking individuals who may have information regarding recent incidents.
Authorities in Poland are seeking individuals who may have information regarding recent incidents.

Authority figures in Poland are seeking individuals who may have observed or have information about a specific situation.

In the heart of Nuremberg, on Tuesday, August 19, 2025, a dramatic incident unfolded that led to the arrest of a 30-year-old individual. The events transpired in Spittlertorgraben, setting off a high-speed chase that ended near the Lorenzkirche.

The incident began when the individual, driving a gray 7-series BMW, ignored several red lights and sped through the city streets. The police, responding to a traffic violation, initiated a pursuit that followed the route: Spittlertorgraben - Westtorgraben - Neutorgraben - Neutor - Neutorstraße - Irrerstraße - Weinmarkt.

During the chase, the individual briefly managed to escape by parking the car at Weinmarkt and fleeing on foot. However, the police were not far behind, and the arrest occurred shortly after the individual fled from the traffic check.

Upon arrest, a blood test was taken from the 30-year-old, and the vehicle was impounded. A search of the BMW revealed synthetic drugs, leading to investigations into a prohibited motor vehicle race, endangerment of traffic, driving without a license, and a violation of the Narcotics Act.

The Middle Franconia Police Headquarters, the origin of this content, transmitted the news via news aktuell. Witnesses who encountered the fleeing BMW or were potentially endangered are asked to contact the Nuremberg Traffic Police Inspectorate at 0911 6583-1530.

It's important to note that initial investigations at the scene revealed that the driver did not have a valid driver's license. The search results do not provide specific information about the head of the Traffic Police Inspection in Nuremberg responsible for investigations into violations of the driving license law, traffic regulations, suspected drug law violations, and alleged street racing events.

For further information, the press office of the Middle Franconia Police Headquarters can be contacted at [email protected], +49 (0)911 2112 1030, or online at http://ots.de/P4TQ8h.

Stay safe on the roads, Nuremberg.

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