8 minutes agoMakes Ferrari mixar accused of illegal car races in Switzerland
Periskopi(5 years ago)
(5 years ago)In May of this year, a Kosovar has destroyed a sports car that was driving on the local road to Dietikon. According to investigators, he was thus participating in a race, broadcasting albinfo.ch. Now, the prosecution responsible has pressed charges against him and against a Swiss citizen. He confirmed this Wednesday for the newspaper “Limmateler Zeitung”, [...]
He confirmed this Wednesday for the newspaper “Limmateler Zeitung”, Public Criminal Cantonal Media Office. The guy who was driving Ferrer was arrested after the accident and was assigned to keep it.
He is still in custody, says the cantonal public prosecutor.
From the powerful impact, the material damage that the 22-year-old has caused by bringing Ferer to “skrap” is said to have been huge.
The match occurred when he was heading towards Spreetenbach when the vehicle had slipped because of excessive speed and crashed into a wall.
Public prosecutor Limmattal / Albis has handed over the indictment to the Dyeticon District Court in late September, broadcasts albinfo.ch. It accuses the 22-year-old of a serious <x0-scalm traffic regulation by not respecting the maximum speed measure, the hug parade, and by participating in an illegal motor vehicle race”.
A Swiss was involved in the illegal race
As the public prosecutor reports, another procedure has taken place in connection with the accident. “Over the course of investigations has been found that the 22-year-old Kosovo before the Dietikon accident has been racing with another Swiss driver, born in 1966.
Therefore, public prosecutor Limmattal / Albis has also filed charges against him at the District Court, Diethikon, in late September 2021, broadcasts albinfo.ch. The prosecution charges the mention of the “grave violation of road traffic regulations and violation of office in case of an accident”.
It's a worry that the local route to Dietikon became a racetrack, the newspaper writes. Two weeks ago, the Public Prosecutor's Office spoke of a serious “umming” of speed violations in the Cyril canton.
