Former Arsenal goalkeeper, Jens Lehmann, vomited several times and had trouble staying without help when he was arrested by police after pretending to driving, a report describing new details of his arrest in September.
The 55 -year -old was arrested by the police around 1:30 am while he was in Lederhosen after taking advantage of the Oktoberfest celebrations in his country of origin last year.
A Bild report at the time said that former Germany No. 1 was astounding and felt alcohol, and that it was to be taken to the police station to undergo other tests because it could not do breath tests.
The point of sale has published new details of the night, in which they reveal the state of Lehmann when arrested by the police during the conduct of an Audi S3.
It is claimed that the stench of alcohol on Lehmann was so abundant that the officers could feel it through his open window. He would then have struggled to locate his driving license, rather producing his identity card before finally finding his license after several unsuccessful attempts.
Lehmann was then invited to show his warning triangle and his first aid kit, however, when he opened his boot, he had trouble standing and was forced to keep the car to stand, says the report.
The former Arsenal goalkeeper, Jens Lehmann
Lehmann made 200 appearances in all competitions through his two stays in northern London
The 55 -year -old was arrested by the police while he was in Lederhosen after taking advantage of the Oktoberfest celebrations
Furthermore, he now alleged that Lehmann failed a blood pressure test and that he vomited at least two times, the second time after holding the side of the road.
Lehmann was taken to the Munich Institute of Judicial Medicine for Bloody Tests.
The Munich prosecutor’s office requested a fine of £ 60,000. The old plug posted a call, with a trial scheduled for Thursday, April 3.
His driving license was confiscated.
The last incident is the last in a series of controversies that have tormented the former goalkeeper in recent months.
Last year, he was sentenced to a fine of £ 112,500 after being found guilty of material damage and attempted fraud by a German court. Arsenal goalkeeper No. 1 during their invincible season during the 2003-04 campaign was accused of having used a chainsaw to see through the roof beams of a newly built garage on the property of his neighbor in the summer of 2022.
The verdict came after Lehmann appealed the initial decision which saw him inflict a suspended prison sentence and a fine of more than £ 350,000.
Criminal accusations were abandoned after Lehmann reached an off -course regulation with his neighbor who would have more than £ 50,000.
Lehmann was affected by a six -digit fine after being found guilty of material damage and attempted fraud
He was also tried for dodging parking fines that have since been paid.
During a difficult month for the former shooter, reports last September also said that Lehmann’s personal struggles had led to the end of his marriage to his wife Conny, 52 – who runs a Yoga school.
The couple met in 1995, before they officially met in 1999, marrying in October of the same year.
Conny, who was previously in a relationship with the former Borussia Dortmund midfielder and Germany Knut Reinhardt, has two children with Lehmann, Mats, 24 years old and Lieselotta, 18. Lehmann also adopted Conny’s child of his time with Reinhardt.
She was alongside the Arsenal star throughout her stay in the match and helped her to go through various difficult moments.
According to Bild, the couple has been in a deactivation relationship for some time, with Conny since they found a new partner. She would live outside Lehmann, who remains in the family home with their children.
They went on family vacation last summer, but the report said that it was for children rather than romantic feelings between the pair.
At Oktoberfest, things reached a head when Conny was seen with friends, while Lehmann was photographed with several young women in a separate area.
Reports in Germany last year said Lehmann had separated from his wife Conny in the midst of his personal difficulties
Lehmann would be a regular at the festival, after being represented during the celebrations alongside Didier Drogba in 2011 and with the teammate of the invincible Campbell soil in 2012.
He was also abandoned by Stuttgart in 2009 for celebrating the event without authorization.
Lehmann made 200 appearances in all the competitions for the Gunners and was one of the invincibles of Arsène Wenger who won the Premier League in 2003-2004 without fault.
He hung up his gloves following a second fate in northern London in 2011 and continued to work in coaching, monuditment and theater.