Streetmeet: Nine Lose Patch in Multiple Incidents
- Eastern Police district officers reported a large turnout at several "street meets" across the district Sunday,with an estimated 250 cars gathering at various locations.
- According to operations manager Atle Vesttorp, the gatherings, informally known as "street meets," drew a significant number of participants.
- However, the police presence resulted in consequences for some drivers.
High Speeds Lead to License Suspensions at Eastern Police District Street Meets
Eastern Police district officers reported a large turnout at several “street meets” across the district Sunday,with an estimated 250 cars gathering at various locations.
Police Crackdown on Speeding
According to operations manager Atle Vesttorp, the gatherings, informally known as “street meets,” drew a significant number of participants. The meets spanned a wide area, from Spydeberg in the south to jessheim in the north.
However, the police presence resulted in consequences for some drivers.
Seven drivers had thier licenses seized for speeding, and two lost their licenses due to reckless behavior, police said. Authorities also issued six citations for speeding and impounded two vehicles.
excessive Speeds Documented
Vesttorp highlighted several instances of extreme speeding:
- A man in his 20s was clocked at 140 km/h in a 100 km/h zone on E18 in Hobøl.
- A teenager was recorded traveling at 162 km/h in a 90 km/h zone on E6 at Berger.
- Another man in his 20s was caught speeding at 167 km/h in a 90 km/h zone on E6 at Olavsgård.
- A separate incident involved a man in his 20s driving 141 km/h in a 90 km/h zone on E6 at Olavsgård.
- The highest speed recorded was 179 km/h in a 90 km/h zone on E6 in Skedsmovollen, driven by a man in his 20s.
Vesttorp noted that several of the drivers contested the penalties.
Do you have information?
Anyone with information, photos, or video related to these events is encouraged to contact the Eastern Police District.
High Speeds Lead to License Suspensions at Eastern Police District Street Meets
the Eastern Police District reported a significant number of cars at several “street meets” on Sunday, leading to numerous traffic violations. This article summarizes the police response and the documented instances of excessive speeding.
What Happened at the Eastern Police District Street Meets?
The Eastern Police District observed approximately 250 cars gathering at various locations across the district for street meets. These events, spanning from Spydeberg in the south to Jessheim in the north, drew a large number of participants.
What were the Consequences for Drivers?
Police action resulted in several drivers facing consequences. According to the police,seven drivers had their licenses seized for speeding,and two lost their licenses due to reckless behavior. Additionally, authorities issued six citations for speeding and impounded two vehicles.
where Did These Street Meets Take Place?
The street meets occurred across a wide area within the Eastern Police District. This included locations from Spydeberg to Jessheim.
What Speeding Violations Were Documented?
Operations manager atle Vesttorp provided details on several extreme speeding incidents. The following table summarizes these violations:
| Location | Speed Recorded | Speed Limit | Driver’s Age (approximate) |
|---|---|---|---|
| E18 in Hobøl | 140 km/h | 100 km/h | Man in his 20s |
| E6 at Berger | 162 km/h | 90 km/h | Teenager |
| E6 at Olavsgård | 167 km/h | 90 km/h | Man in his 20s |
| E6 at Olavsgård | 141 km/h | 90 km/h | Man in his 20s |
| E6 in Skedsmovollen | 179 km/h | 90 km/h | man in his 20s |
Vesttorp mentioned that some drivers are contesting the penalties.
How to Report Information About the Street Meets
Anyone with information, photos, or videos related to these events is encouraged to contact the Eastern Police District.