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According to the first information, the driver of the car, who launched a lawsuit against the executive power in Lower Austria on Sunday, did not recognize the officials as police officers. The driver took with the escape from Wiener Neustadt an official with a few feet on the hood. The officer has probably suffered a fracture of the fibula, police said Monday. As stated, five police officers were injured during the pursuit.
Another officer suspected of having suffered a badlash at the Wiener Neustadt hospital spent the night at the hospital.
The 29-year-old, who had stopped the car, was out of control and taken away. While fleeing towards Eggendorf, a patrol car turned in a roundabout as a barrier. "The driver crossed the roundabout opposite the direction to follow, the vehicles had to dodge," said police spokesman Walter Schwarzenecker. The man had crossed the vehicle emergency. In the main street of Eggendorf, he could be arrested because he had collided with two police cars.
The Hungarian has several criminal records, according to the police (due to serious badault and resistance to state violence). In 2016, he had already attacked and injured officials after a family feud. For that, he had already been sentenced.
"By fear"
A 29-year-old man was pursuing five wounded policemen on the order of the prosecutor's office of the Wiener Neustadt prison. The uprising was promised, the executive said Monday. During his interrogation in the afternoon, the man would have "fled fear," said police spokesman Walter Schwarzenecker.
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