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Heidelberg witnessed a dramatic police pursuit on Wednesday afternoon involving a 22-year-old driver operating a BMW. The incident unfolded around 12:30 PM on the A656 highway, as the young driver exhibited reckless behavior while heading toward Mannheim.
Initially, the driver switched to the right lane at the Heidelberg-Wieblingen exit but then veered onto the emergency lane. From this position, he accelerated aggressively, overtaking several vehicles, including a marked police car.
In response to the dangerous driving, law enforcement quickly initiated a pursuit. The suspect continued to weave between lanes, overtaking more cars in a display of high-speed driving. Authorities were eventually able to stop and apprehend him for further investigation.
The Mannheim traffic department is now appealing for witnesses who may have been endangered by the young man's erratic driving. Anyone who observed the incident is encouraged to contact the police at 0621 / 47093-0.
This report is based on official police information and has been crafted using AI technology.
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