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Motorcyclist Seriously Injured Near Lasinja, Driver in Slunj with 2.22 Promille

In the past 24 hours, the Karlovac County area saw a serious traffic accident and drunk driving, while a 72-year-old moped driver was injured in Brezovac.

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Summary
  • In Prkos Lasinjski, a 28-year-old motorcyclist was seriously injured due to excessive speed.
  • In Slunj, a 21-year-old driver was stopped with 2.22 promille of alcohol in his blood.
  • In Brezovac, a 72-year-old man drove his moped into a ditch and ended up in the Bjelovar hospital.
  • A citizen from Josipdol voluntarily surrendered a large quantity of weapons and ammunition.

According to information from Karlovac County, on Thursday, July 31, 2026, at 3:45 PM, a traffic accident occurred in the village of Prkos Lasinjski, located in the Lasinja municipality. In this accident, a 28-year-old motorcyclist sustained serious injuries. According to the Karlovac Police Department, the young man was riding a motorcycle with Zagreb license plates and, due to excessive speed, while exiting a curve, his wheels caught sand on the roadside, causing him to lose control and fall.

The 28-year-old will face misdemeanor charges in accordance with the Road Traffic Safety Act, and a report on the incident will be submitted to the competent state attorney's office.

Drunk Driver Removed from Traffic in Slunj

On the same day, shortly after midnight, at 12:05 AM, police officers in Slunj removed a 21-year-old driver from traffic who was operating a passenger car with Karlovac license plates. A breathalyzer test measured his blood alcohol concentration at 2.22 promille, as reported by Trend Karlovac. The driver was placed in police holding cells until the effects of the intoxicating substance wore off, and he will also face misdemeanor charges in accordance with the Road Traffic Safety Act.

Moped Accident in Brezovac

A day earlier, on Thursday, July 30, 2026, around 11 AM, another traffic accident occurred on Vidikovac Street in Brezovac. Police report that a 72-year-old moped driver, just before a curve, due to speed not adjusted to road conditions, began braking, lost control, skidded, and veered into a roadside ditch. The injured 72-year-old was transported to the hospital in Bjelovar, and the moped sustained material damage, as reported by Bjelovar Info.

Citizens Voluntarily Surrender Weapons

In addition to traffic interventions, Karlovac County also reports positive news regarding safety. A citizen from the Josipdol area voluntarily surrendered a significant amount of weapons and ammunition: three rifles, one machine gun, 12 hand grenades, 20 detonator caps, three pieces of artillery ammunition, three magazines for an automatic rifle, and as many as 3,177 rounds of various ammunition. At the same time, another citizen found a mortar shell in a forest in the Rakovica municipality, which was taken by a police officer from the Regional Anti-Explosives Unit Zagreb.

The police remind that citizens who report weapons and mine-explosive devices for surrender will not face misdemeanor or criminal proceedings.

"Once again, we thank all those who recognized the importance of the campaign 'Fewer Weapons, Fewer Tragedies' and removed weapons and mine-explosive devices from their surroundings, thereby contributing to safety, and we continue to invite and remind all other citizens - surrender weapons without sanctions!" the police said for Karlovac County.
FAQ
What happened in the traffic accident near Lasinja? +
A 28-year-old motorcyclist in Prkos Lasinjski lost control and fell due to excessive speed, sustaining serious injuries.
How much alcohol did the driver stopped in Slunj have? +
The 21-year-old driver had a blood alcohol concentration of 2.22 promille.
What did the citizen voluntarily surrender to the police in Josipdol? +
He surrendered three rifles, a machine gun, 12 hand grenades, 20 detonator caps, artillery ammunition, magazines for an automatic rifle, and 3,177 rounds of various ammunition.
Will proceedings be initiated against citizens who voluntarily surrender weapons? +
No, citizens who report weapons for surrender will not face misdemeanor or criminal proceedings.

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