Resident Assaults First Responder After Accident - 69-Year-Old Man Attacks First Responder After Roadside Dispute in Ludwigshafen
A 69-year-old man is under investigation for assaulting a 28-year-old first responder in Ludwigshafen on Thursday. The incident occurred after the first responder parked her vehicle at the roadside to assist a driver involved in a collision. The first responder was administering first aid to a 46-year-old driver who failed to yield at an intersection, causing a collision. Suddenly, the 69-year-old man took issue with the first responder's car parked at the roadside and confronted her. In a shocking turn of events, he repeatedly struck the first responder with the passenger door of her vehicle, injuring her. Authorities are now investigating the man for aggravated assault. Interestingly, search results reveal that the man, who remains unnamed, was investigated for attempted manslaughter in the past. In 1985, a cold case linked him to an incident near Schwendi in the Biberach district. The 69-year-old man's actions have left the first responder injured and the authorities investigating the incident. The man's past involvement in a cold case adds another layer to the ongoing investigation.
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