Driver in Spain Who Drove 228 Km/h to Rush His Seriously Ill Daughter to Hospital Acquitted
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The driver of a Mercedes GLE in Spain was caught on camera speeding at 228 km/h. Although he was initially convicted of a traffic safety offence, the court ultimately ruled in his favor due to the special circumstances of the case.
A father caught by radar at 228 km/h on a motorway in Spain while transporting his daughter with cancer to the E.R. was acquitted by the court, after the judges retained the state of necessity. A desperate counterclockwise race, initially completed with a criminal record and sanctions, became a legal reference case. A man in Spain, caught by the radar apparatus driving at 228 km/h on a motorway area where the legal limit was 120 km/h, was defini…
Justice changes the end of a trip to the hospital to 228 km/h: from convicted to acquitted. A driver was hunted by a radar circulating at 228 km/h. Although he was initially sentenced for a crime against road safety, the justice system has taken his side because of the following circumstances.The Provincial Court of Cuenca has appealed against the first sentence against the driver of a Mercedes GLE 450d who, in April 2025, was hunted circulating…
Judges appreciate a state of necessity in the face of the crisis of pain of the girl, 11 years old, and revokes the fine of 1,620 euros and the withdrawal of the card
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