The city of Köniz in Switzerland presents it as “a duck, notorious and recurring driver.” On April 13 on April 13, a steering wheel at an excessive speed was blinked by a radar in the city.
The city police located near Bern, were surprised when they discovered, seeing radar images taken that day, which a colete was one of the criminals identified by the speed control system, the municipality said on its Facebook page during the weekend.
The bird flew 52 kilometers per area in an area where the speed is limited to 30 km/h, the municipality said. But the case, reported Monday by the Berner Zeitung newspaper, became particularly disturbing.
A duck flicked seven years ago
It turned out that seven years ago, exactly on the same date and in the same place, a radar had flicked a flying duck at this same speed of 52 km/h.
When asked about these suspicions, the police said it was “impossible to manipulate the images or the radar system.” “Police inspection colleagues have been very surprised,” but it cannot be false, according to them.
IT systems are “calibrated and tested every year” by the Federal Swiss Institute of Metrology and “the photographs are sealed,” the municipality explained in its position.
Source: BFM TV
