The police caught a handful of road users intoxicated on the streets of Kaiserslautern over the weekend. In addition to drugs, the officers found that the cyclists and scooter riders were in possession of alcohol, the police said.
On Friday evening, the police noticed the driver of a scooter from the district, who was driving in a zigzag pattern with his passenger along Lauterstrasse. A breathalyzer test on the 43-year-old showed a blood alcohol level of 1.76 per mille. In addition, according to the police, he did not even have a driver’s license. Criminal proceedings have been initiated against him. Early on Saturday morning, a cyclist from the district, whom the police checked at the torch-lit roundabout, topped the blood alcohol level. The 46-year-old, who had to continue on foot, was measured at 2.60 per mille. Criminal proceedings have also been initiated against him. On Saturday afternoon, officers also caught two e-scooter drivers in the city area who were under the influence of drugs. According to the police, one of the two men, aged 23 and 46, also had 0.91 per mille alcohol in his blood. They will face administrative offense proceedings, the police informed. Finally, on Saturday afternoon, a patrol noticed a cyclist riding in a zigzag pattern on Barbarossaring. The 48-year-old, whose breathalyzer test showed a blood alcohol level of 1.62 per mille, is now facing criminal proceedings.
