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Drunken motorhome owner tried to tow his own vehicle in Bräunlingen

29.04.2026 17:19 1 min 2 sources
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Drunken motorhome owner tried to tow his own vehicle in Bräunlingen
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In Bräunlingen, a 56-year-old man with a blood alcohol level of over 2.4 per mille tried to tow his stuck motorhome. Police confiscated his license and sent him for a medical examination.

A curious incident occurred in Bräunlingen, Germany: a 56-year-old motorhome owner, after his vehicle left the road, attempted to tow it himself. The incident took place on February 7.

Police who arrived at the scene found that the man's breath alcohol level exceeded 2.4 per mille. His driver's license was confiscated, and he was sent for a medical examination.

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Drunk motorhome owner attempts to tow his own vehicle

09.02.2026 suedkurier DEU

Drunk driver attempts to tow his own motorhome after crash

09.02.2026 schwarzwaelder-bote.de DEU

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