In Germany, a modified electric scooter capable of accelerating up to 127 km/h was confiscated from a 16-year-old teenager
The young people tried to escape, but one of them was apprehended.

Police in the German city of Iserlohn, in the federal state of North Rhine-Westphalia, noticed a 16-year-old teenager with a modified electric scooter that reached 127 km/h on a test stand, Bild writes.
The incident occurred on the evening of October 31. Police officers noticed a group of teenagers on electric scooters and decided to check the vehicles. The young people tried to escape, but one of them was apprehended.
His scooter was confiscated and sent for technical inspection. The police clarified that 127 km/h is the theoretical maximum speed, achieved without a rider.
Proceedings were initiated against the teenager for driving a vehicle without a driver's license. His parents are also being investigated for their involvement in allowing the modified scooter to be operated.
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