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Graz: 16-Year-Old Drug Handlebar Crashes in the Rear of a Police Car

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Bursch suddenly climbed on the back bench when he was stopped by the police. Previously, he had crossed a crossing at Red and noticed a civilian patrol.

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Bursch suddenly climbed on the back bench when he was stopped by the police. Previously, he had crossed a crossing at Red and noticed a civilian patrol.

·Vienna, Austria
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On Monday afternoon, a 16-year-old driver drove his car onto a civilian patrol car in the course of a traffic check. Two policemen were slightly injured. The driver had no valid driver's license and was under the influence of drugs.

·Vienna, Austria
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A young driver drove up a civilian police car during a traffic stop in the Puntigam district on Monday afternoon after he had previously climbed back on the bench during the ride. STEIERMARK/GRAZ. Shortly before 3 pm, a civilian patrol hit a car at the height of Trieste road 359, which was heading north. The handlebar disregarded the red light of a traffic light and ran on his mobile phone while driving. The officers then activated the blue ligh…

Before the impact, the lad had climbed onto the back seat. Two policemen were slightly injured.

A traffic control in Graz-Putigam took an unusual turn on Monday: a 16-year-old suddenly climbed onto the back seat of his car. The car continued rolling and crashed against a police vehicle.

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5min.at broke the news on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
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