Injured man in the Gelsenkirchen train station: resistance to the police!

Injured man in the Gelsenkirchen train station: resistance to the police!

Drama in Gelsenkirchen Central Station! In the night of Thursday, October 31, federal police officers became aware of a bleeding man on the ground. The 24-year-old Ethiopian had a head injury that required immediate help. Despite the alarmed rescue workers, the injured person refused to be taken to the hospital and acknowledged this in writing.

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But that wasn't all! When the officials tried to determine his identity, an unexpected incident occurred. The man, drunk with 2.38 per thousand, vehemently defended himself against the measures of the police. He screamed loudly and pulled his hand away again and again when the police wanted to carry out a fingerprint scan. This aggressive response led to the federal police officers initiating an investigation due to resistance to enforcement officers.

After consulting the criminal guard, it was decided that the young man was allowed to continue his way independently. A case that heats the minds and raises the question: How safe is it really in our train stations? However, the federal police remain persistent and informs the public about such incidents to convey a safe feeling.