Hagen Police Crack Down on Traffic Offenses, Arrest E-scooter Rider Under Influence
Hagen police conducted a targeted operation on Monday, September 29, 2025, focusing on traffic safety and accident prevention. The operation led to several arrests and fines, including a 49-year-old e-scooter rider found under the influence of intoxicating substances and without proper registration or car insurance.
Throughout the day, 43 road users were caught speeding. A 22-year-old driver was fined €560, received two points, and was banned from driving for two months after exceeding the speed limit by 55 km/h. A 21-year-old driver was fined €260, received two points, and faced a one-month driving ban for driving 88 km/h in a 50 km/h zone.
Other offenses penalized included 10 pedestrians crossing against the red light, 15 drivers using mobile phones, 11 drivers not wearing seat belts, one driver running a red light, two vehicles with lighting defects, and two cases of improperly secured cargo. The operation involved setting up checkpoints at Graf-von-Galen-Ring, the rear of the train station, and on Wehringhauser Straße and Eckeseyer Straße.
The e-scooter rider tested positive for three substances and had sedatives on him, which were seized. A criminal investigation was initiated for violating narcotics and compulsory car insurance laws. The rider's driving was prohibited, and he had to give a blood sample.
The Hagen police operation resulted in numerous fines and penalties for various traffic offenses. The e-scooter incident highlights the importance of proper registration, insurance, and sobriety while operating such vehicles. The operation aims to improve traffic safety and prevent accidents in the city.
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