Police Pursue High-Speed Chases Across Germany Involving Unlicensed Drivers

Three separate incidents highlight reckless driving and endangerment by young, unlicensed motorists fleeing law enforcement.

In Rostock, a 22-year-old without a license led police on a 100-kilometer chase, reaching speeds of up to 200 km/h before being apprehended in a forest.
The Rostock driver, already known to police for similar offenses, faces charges of illegal street racing, traffic endangerment, and driving without a license.
In Mannheim, an 18-year-old driving a stolen SUV evaded police at speeds up to 120 km/h before abandoning the vehicle; both he and the car's owner face legal consequences.
A third incident in Ederheim involved another 18-year-old who fled police at 100 km/h, citing a defective taillight; he was arrested after getting stuck on a field path.
All three cases involved significant risks to public safety, with authorities urging witnesses or endangered motorists to come forward with information.