Rioter in the ICE: 38-year-old threatens fellow travelers on the way to Fulda!

Rioter in the ICE: 38-year-old threatens fellow travelers on the way to Fulda!

Fulda, Deutschland - During an inconspicuous day of travel in the ICE routine, the passengers were torn out of their calm in a terrifying way. On December 13th, a 38-year-old Iraqi man without a ticket was freaked out in a train from Würzburg to Fulda. As the Fuldaer Zeitung began to threaten and insult fellow travelers. When a woman asked him to be quieter, the Situation continued to escalate and she too was insulted and physically threatened. The federal police were alerted and arrested the man at the next train station, but he was released again after the police measures. Criminal proceedings for threats and insults were initiated against him.

Violence at Fulda station

Another incident that made the Fulda station the target of police operations occurred on the evening of December 2. A 19-year-old football fan from Rostock, who was on the way back with a large fan group, got into a violent argument. According to Osthessen-News steel He was worth 200 euros from the Bordbistro and injured another passenger by spitting and with a headbreak attacked. After his arrest by the federal police, the young man was extremely aggressive and had a blood alcohol value of around 2.4 per thousand. Criminal proceedings were also initiated against him before he was allowed to continue traveling.

Both incidents illustrate the growing problem of violent behavior in trains and at train stations, which leads to immediate measures by the federal police in order to counteract such riots.