Woman flees scene by driving into an open field

A traffic accident in Werl-Holtum, Germany, has led to a hit-and-run investigation after a woman was found injured and her vehicle was found abandoned in a field.

According to the Circular Police Department Soest Press Office, the incident occurred on Sunday evening at approximately 18:00. The woman, aged 38 and from Lünen, was the driver of the first vehicle involved in the accident. She was found lightly injured at a fast-food restaurant on Hammer Landstraße in Werl. The police were alerted to the situation, and she was taken to the nearest hospital by ambulance. Given her psychological state, it was assumed she would return home soon.

The woman had been reported missing by her relatives before the accident. The cause of the accident is currently under investigation.

The first vehicle was driven out of the field and fled towards Hemmerde. Meanwhile, another vehicle, a Renault, was found in a field along the "Tiggesloh" road at around the same time. Investigations revealed that this vehicle had driven off the Tiggesloh road, over a ditch, and onto the field. Unfortunately, no one was found in the second vehicle.

Inquiries about this incident should be directed to Marco Baffa-Scinelli at 02921 - 9100 5310 or [email protected]. The police department's website is available at http://www.polizei.nrw.de/soest for further information.

On Sunday at 05:15, another vehicle was found in a field along "Der Breite Weg" in Werl-Holtum. However, no connection has been established between this incident and the hit-and-run case.

The police have initiated a thorough investigation into both incidents. An attached image is provided for media purposes. The search results do not provide the name of the missing 38-year-old woman involved in the traffic accident in Werl-Holtum. It is hoped that more information will come to light as the investigation continues.