Chaos on the B28: Brother keeps her eyes while driving!

Chaos on the B28: Brother keeps her eyes while driving!

on Sunday evening, just before midnight, there was a disturbing incident on the federal road 28 near Neu-Ulm that shows how quickly the mood can tip over. A 34-year-old was just in the process of bringing her 31-year-old brother home after a stay in the police station. The brother, who was in contact with several violent crimes, apparently did not want his sister to alert the police and kept her eyes and mouth during the trip.

like SWR Aktuell , the situation on the B28 towards Autobahndreieck Hittistetten was quickly tense. The brother freaked out and vehemently tried to prevent his sister from making an emergency call. But the attentive driver was lucky in misfortune: she managed to get the car safely onto the side strip and immediately chose the emergency call.

police quickly on hand

A randomly passing patrol of the Günzburg traffic police arrived immediately and took over the situation. The brother was arrested and the 34-year-old had no choice but to keep his nerves. After the arrest, the 31-year-old was handed over to the Neu-Ulm police and brought to a psychiatric specialist clinic for further treatment.

Against him there is now a number of allegations in the room. Among other things, he is accused of dangerous intervention in road traffic, assault, threat and coercion, such as Augsburger Allgemeine . The worrying discussion throws a light on the emotional challenges in family situations and the need to keep control at critical moments.

a dangerous game

Such incidents are alarming and offer reason for discussion about dealing with mentally polluted people in traffic. Here the question arises: In which situations is it advisable to communicate the police? What could happen if the sister hadn't acted quickly? One thing is certain: for them it was a moment when every second counted. Your own life and that of another - a scenario that nobody wants to experience.

The incident has already triggered further discussions about the role of mental illnesses and dealing with crisis situations. It remains to be seen that such situations can be better understood and treated in order to ensure safety in road traffic for everyone involved.