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Born in Germany: Man Is Expelled After a Fatal Race Accident

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In February 2023, a 21-year-old raced through the city centre of Heilbron and caused an accident with a family car. One person dies, three more are seriously injured. The death driver was born in Germany, but has Turkish nationality. After his prison term, he will be deported.

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Two children lose their father, a wife loses her husband. The perpetrator is to be deported – but his lawyer may want to move to the Federal Constitutional Court.

·Berlin, Germany
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In Heilbronn, a man of 100 kilometres per hour drove in a 40-speed zone and killed a man. The driver is to be expelled. Now the »Wollhaus-Raser« remains for a while in Germany – behind bars.

·Hamburg, Germany
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In February 2023, a 21-year-old raced through the city centre of Heilbron and caused an accident with a family car. One person dies, three more are seriously injured. The death driver was born in Germany, but has Turkish nationality. After his prison term, he will be deported.

In Germany, Yasin H., who hit a family and caused the death of the father by driving at 108 kilometers per hour on a road with a 40 kilometer per hour speed limit in 2023, has had his deportation order finalized.

·Ankara, Türkiye
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The accident occurred in February 2023 on Wollhausstraße in Heilbronn. The Turkish citizen, who was born and raised in the city, was driving a sports car with around 300 horsepower at a speed of around 100 kilometers per hour.

The Baden-Württemberg Administrative Court (Verwaltungsgerichtshof) has issued a final and irrevocable decision in the last instance: the driver who caused the horrific traffic accident in Heilbronn will be expelled from Germany. In addition, he has been banned from re-entering the territory of the Federal Republic of Germany for eight years. With this decision, the highest court confirmed an earlier judgment […]

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n-tv broke the news on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.
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