Duck Caught Speeding in Switzerland for the Second Time

An image of a speeding driver in Switzerland has turned out to depict a duck – which appears to be a repeat offender.

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Duck Caught Speeding in Switzerland for the Second Time
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Police in Köniz near the capital Bern were left speechless when they went through the images taken by a speed camera on April 13 this year. Among the speeding drivers was a duck, the municipality announced on its Facebook page over the weekend.

The duck in question flew at 52 kilometers per hour on a stretch with a speed limit of 30, according to the post.

Then the matter became even more bizarre.

It turned out that a very similar duck had been caught by a speed camera seven years earlier: at exactly the same spot, with exactly the same speed – and on exactly the same date.

The municipality initially thought it was a joke. However, Swiss police claim that the radar system is impossible to manipulate.

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