Overview
- Police in Schwabmünchen stopped a 72-year-old from driving after he admitted smoking a joint on the way to the station.
- Officers ordered a blood test and opened proceedings for an administrative offence under the Road Traffic Act.
- In Unterfranken, police say a 33-year-old hit a truck and then lit a joint in front of them at the crash scene.
- Investigators are probing him for endangering road traffic and are waiting for lab results from a blood sample.
- The incidents underline that cannabis can be legal to possess in Germany but driving while impaired remains an offence that triggers testing and sanctions.