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Empty streets, confinement in Switzerland, dark night. The seemingly perfect starting position for a Serbian (19) and a Kosovar (21) to make a name for themselves as road heavyweights in their rented BMW M6 and Audi RS6. They bend back and forth between Spreitenbach AG and Wettingen AG. Arrogance is great, they stepped on the gas. You are in your element, fast cars are your world. They are not blank pages. The two have raced multiple times and recorded some of their excess pace on video. The police will then find these movies on their phones.
That night of April 11, Rümlang ZH’s Amar T. * (19) and Niederhasli ZH’s Edon F. * (21) ruthlessly stepped on the gas. Shortly after midnight on the A1 motorway, first in the direction of Bern, they turn around at Wettingen and compete in a race in the direction of Zurich.
Accelerated in the speed trap at 235 km / h
They light up at the level of Spreitenbach. At this point, they are hitting side by side. Amar T. travels at 235 km / h, his companion at 224 km / h. Since then, they have lost their driving license. But the night will have much harsher consequences for the two sliders.
The prosecution requested three years in prison for the 19-year-old Serbian, of which he is expected to serve 18 months. The 21-year-old Kosovar is said to be sentenced to two and a half years in prison and is serving 15 months. Both are also threatened with expulsion from the country for five years. The indictment is still pending in the Baden District Court. That is why the two are still at large.
“I’m so sorry”
Compared to VIEW, the Serbian admits the situation, but does not want to comment on the night in question. Just this: “I’m very sorry for what I did. Every day.”
With Edon F. from Kosovo, the older brother tells BLICK: “He knows he was very wrong, and he is also very sorry.” He would defend his mistake and would also serve a possible prison sentence.
His little brother is a nice and upright person, he never actually drove dangerously, at least not in a way the family would have realized. “I am by his side now and I help him find his way. We have hired a lawyer and we hope that at least he will not be expelled from the country. “His little brother was born in Switzerland, he hardly speaks Albanian and he no longer has close relatives in Kosovo.
For Edon F.’s brother, it is important: “It was not a pre-established career. The two cars were just going side by side. Edon got carried away at a time when he was mentally ill, had lost his job because of Corona, and our father was seriously ill. But today he is very sorry. “
