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Hemmoor Police Stop E‑Scooter Rider With Nearly 2.5‰ Alcohol

The case adds to a run of high-alcohol traffic offenses recorded across Germany.

Overview

  • Police in Hemmoor (Cuxhaven district) stopped a 46-year-old on an e-scooter on Saturday after noticing signs of intoxication.
  • A breath test indicated nearly 2.5 per mille, prompting officers to take a blood sample.
  • Criminal proceedings for driving under the influence were initiated, according to police statements cited by dpa.
  • Germany typically enforces a 0.5 per mille impairment threshold for motorists, a level far below the reported reading.
  • Recent reports highlight similar checks nationwide, including an e-scooter case near one per mille in Freising and a separate 2.53 per mille car case involving a father in Röbel.