In July 2021, Vincent R. provoked an accident on a Brandenburg country road at significantly excessive speed. Two women and an unborn child die. The 24-year-old now faces a long prison sentence.
In the trial of a fatal speeding drive with two dead and two seriously injured, the Neuruppin Regional Court sentenced the accused to seven years and three months in prison. The verdict was issued because of a prohibited motor vehicle race resulting in death and negligent bodily harm, explained the chairman Udo Lechtermann at the announcement.
Vincent R. deliberately undertook the journey to demonstrate his sports car and his driving skills to his passenger at the highest possible speed, said Lechtermann in the justification. The public prosecutor had asked for eight years in prison for a prohibited motor vehicle race resulting in death. In their pleadings, the representatives of the joint plaintiffs had called for a life sentence for the 24-year-old for murder.
The 24-year-old German was originally charged with murder. In July 2021, he caused an accident with an oncoming vehicle in a 510 hp sports car on a federal highway at excessive speed. Two women died in it, aged 28 and 32, and two other passengers were seriously injured. The older woman’s unborn child also did not survive the accident.
