In the early hours of Tuesday, a 26-year-old man from the Freising district was involved in a drunken driving incident that resulted in considerable damage. According to the Moosburg police, he crashed his high-powered car into a house wall in Enzelhausen, where the estimated damage to the car is around 80,000 euros, and the damage to the wall is about 10,000 euros. Fortunately, both the driver and his 26-year-old passenger remained uninjured, despite the severity of the accident. The police investigation revealed that the driver exhibited signs of intoxication as he smelled of alcohol. Although he was asked to undergo a voluntary breath test, he refused. This led to the police's decision to take him for a blood test, which provoked an aggressive reaction from the young man, prompting the Moosburg police to call for reinforcements from the Freising traffic police. The incident underscores the serious consequences of drunk driving, both for the individuals involved and the broader community, highlighting public safety concerns related to alcohol consumption and driving. In addition to the damages, the driver now faces multiple charges that could carry heavy fines, amounting to approximately 90,000 euros. Such incidents pose a risk not just to offenders, but also to innocent bystanders, emphasizing the need for stricter enforcement of laws regarding driving under the influence of alcohol.