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Dillingen an der Donau

  • Jun 28

    German police stop intoxicated scooter rider carrying combat knives and illegal firearms in Dillingen

    Police in Dillingen an der Donau responding to a minor scooter accident discovered the 68-year-old rider was drunk and carrying a cache of illegal weapons, including combat knives and a converted pistol.

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