On Saturday evening, police were alerted to a car swerving dangerously near Weiler zum Tour around 7pm, repeatedly mounting the pavement. Later, in Dalheim, a loose wheel rolled directly into a police patrol, leaving officers with no chance to swerve. When the police turned around to pursue the oncoming vehicles, they encountered the culprit, who failed to stop and had to be forcibly brought to a halt. The driver tested positive for alcohol and immediately lost their licence.
During the night into Sunday, police in Esch-sur-Alzette were alerted to a damaged van parked on Boulevard Charles de Gaulle. The driver was found at the scene, with dents on the driver’s side, a flat tyre and a damaged wheel rim. He was under the influence of alcohol and lost his driving licence.
Shortly after 2am on Limpertsberg in Luxembourg City, an accident took place involving two police vehicles. Officers had just broken up a dispute outside a bar when a delivery van failed to notice the blue flashing lights and collided with one police car, pushing it into another. Although nobody was injured, the van driver was found to be over the legal alcohol limit and also lost their licence.
A short time later, officers stopped another car on Rue des Glacis in Luxembourg City after noticing it weaving between lanes and repeatedly crossing into oncoming traffic. The driver was found to be intoxicated and had their licence confiscated on the spot.
During the night into Saturday, a police patrol in Schieren also noticed a car parked on Route de Stegen with its engine running. The driver was asleep behind the wheel. After officers woke him, they found that he was over the alcohol limit and confiscated his driving licence.
