Fist-sized rock thrown onto A66 near Wiesbaden - BMW hit
A 1.5-kilogram rock was hurled onto a moving BMW on the A66 near Wiesbaden-Schierstein, smashing the windscreen. The incident left three teenagers unharmed, though the car suffered around €4,000 in damage. Police are now searching for those responsible.
The attack happened when the stone was thrown from a bridge above the motorway. Investigators believe it was deliberate, as the rock did not come from the bridge itself. The object struck the vehicle’s windshield before landing in the lap of one of the passengers, aged between 15 and 18.
No suspects have been identified yet. Authorities have launched an appeal for witnesses, asking anyone with information to contact the Wiesbaden Autobahn police. The public can reach investigators on +49 611 345 4140.
The case remains under active investigation, with officers examining possible leads. So far, no further details about the perpetrators have emerged.
The damaged BMW required repairs costing an estimated €4,000. Police continue to urge anyone who saw suspicious activity near the bridge to come forward. The investigation is ongoing, with no arrests made at this stage.
