Stimulus attack in Erfurt tram: four injuries!

Stimulus attack in Erfurt tram: four injuries!

Erfurt, Deutschland - Erfurt - A real moment of terror occurred on Thursday afternoon in a tram of line 1 in the north German state capital of Erfurt. Around 1:45 p.m., several passengers and the driver were involved in an unpleasant incident when a group of presumably three people sprayed irritant on the train. The incident happened while the tram drove through the urban area and caused excitement and health complaints in the passengers.

A total of four young people aged 13 to 15 and the 42-year-old driver of the tram were slightly injured by the use of the irritant. The symptoms in particular encompassed eye blends and breathing difficulties that required immediate attention. After a quick outpatient treatment, however, the affected passengers were able to continue their trip without serious injuries.

unknown perpetrators and police investigations

The group of perpetrators, who fled out of the tram after the incident, has been unknown. Despite the intensive search, the police have not yet managed to hold those responsible. The incident led to an immediate reaction from the responsible authorities who have initiated investigations into dangerous bodily harm. These legal steps are important to prevent similar incidents in the future and to ensure the safety of passengers.

irritants are chemical substances that are usually used to cause health complaints such as irritation of the respiratory tract or the eyes. Such attacks, also in public transport, are not only a danger to the health of the people who are inevitably affected, but they also create a feeling of uncertainty in public space.

The local authorities and the police call the public to act quickly in the event of similar incidents and to immediately inform the police. Notes from the population are also of great importance to clarify the incident and identifying the perpetrators. It remains to be seen whether the investigation quickly leads to the desired results, as reported . .