By Oisin Sweeney • Published: 18 Nov 2020 • 8:12
Police in Germany have used sketches made by 6-year-old school kids in their official investigation into a rogue driver.
Young friends Luisa, Romy, Celina and Luis were walking to school in the western city of Hamm last week when they witnessed a road crime. While waiting at traffic lights, they saw a car speed around the corner and drive into a barrier.
The driver then ‘ignored the damage and drove on’. The children reported the incident to their teacher, who passed on the news to the police. Hamm’s police posted online to give the young sleuths ‘special praise’, and have officially added drawings of the suspect made by the kids to their official investigation file.
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Oisin is an Irish writer based in Seville, the sunny capital of Andalucia. After starting his working life as a bookseller, he moved into journalism and cut his teeth as a reporter at one of Ireland's biggest news websites. Since joining Euro Weekly News in November, he has enjoyed covering the latest stories from Seville, Spain and further afield - with special interests in crime, cybersecurity, and European politics. Anyone who can pronounce his name first try gets a free cerveza...
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