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In the heart of Nordhorn, Germany, an incident occurred at the intersection of Bahnhofstraße and Bentheimer Straße on July 16, at approximately 13:20.
A 16-year-old motorcyclist was traveling along Bahnhofstraße towards the intersection when, while turning left, he had to swerve to avoid a pedestrian. Unfortunately, this evasive maneuver resulted in the motorcyclist falling and sustaining minor injuries.
The pedestrian, who is still unidentified, was crossing Bentheimer Straße towards Bahnhofstraße at the time of the accident. After the incident, the pedestrian left the scene without providing any information.
The police in Nordhorn are seeking information regarding this unknown individual. Witnesses are asked to contact the local police station at 05921/309-0. For inquiries outside of business hours, please contact the press office for Police Station Emsland/Grafschaft Bentheim at Corinna Maatje, phone: 0591 87 203, email: [email protected].
The motorcyclist was traveling from Denekamper Straße towards the intersection of Bahnhofstraße and Bentheimer Straße when the accident occurred. The pedestrian's actions led to the motorcyclist falling during the accident.
The police station's website is available at http://www.pi-el.polizei-nds.de for more information. The identity of the unknown pedestrian involved in the traffic accident on July 16 at 13:20 in Nordhorn on Bahnhofstraße, who left the scene afterward, is not disclosed or identified in available public sources.
The press office for Police Station Emsland/Grafschaft Bentheim urges anyone with information to come forward to help identify the pedestrian and ensure a thorough investigation. The safety and well-being of all road users remains a top priority for the police in Nordhorn.
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