Chaos in the S-Bahn: Mann loosens emergency brake and flees between tracks!

Chaos in the S-Bahn: Mann loosens emergency brake and flees between tracks!

On Sunday, June 15th, there was an incident in the S-Bahn around Munich that required the commitment of the federal police. A 32-year-old man from Kazakhstan had operated the emergency brake of an S-Bahn in Laim/Pasing and opened the doors by marking, as Oberpfalz-aktuell.com . He got out with a bike, but left it behind the tracks shortly afterwards because it became too heavy for him.

While he was walking between the tracks towards Laim margin station, this triggered a forced braking of the S-Bahn without being injured. In order to clarify the situation, a police helicopter was used to search the railway line. The man was finally placed at the Hirschgarten S-Bahn keeping point. During the check, the officers found a small amount of cannabis with him. He stated to live in the tent after his apartment burned down. The 32-year-old is now faced with several investigations of theft, dangerous intervention in rail traffic and improper use of emergency aid devices.

abuse of emergency aid institutions

In a further incident in another place in Munich, more precisely at the main train station, an unknown man caused a stir. Around 4:30 p.m. he deliberately triggered a fire alarm and called out loudly: "Now let's go - bomb alarm!". This incident resulted in the federal police evacuated the station area on the intermediate floor and the S-Bahnsteige and blocked the stairs. The Munich professional fire brigade was also on site with a fire truck. The alarm was lifted again at 4:45 p.m. after the situation was classified as not threatening, and the pane of the fire detector was renewed. The investigation into the abuse of emergency aid institutions has already started, such as Bahnblogstelle.com

The federal police, which is responsible for security on rail systems in Germany, consists of around 55,000 employees and has explained their headquarters in various federal police departments, such as bundespolizei.de . Their tasks extend not only to border protection, but also to the care of major events and participation in international police.

arrest in border controls

On the same weekend, the federal police also arrested five people searched for border controls. Among those arrested, there was a Georgian and a Slovak, which were caught up, while three other people were able to pay their judicial debts and thus continued their trip. A 48-year-old Slovak, which was picked up without a ticket and ID documents at Rosenheim train station, was admitted to the Traunstein correctional facility. The arrest of a 44-year-old Georgian at the Mittenwald border crossing was particularly explosive, as several arrest warrants were presented against him for theft. Another two Germans have paid their fines due to violations of the compulsory insurance law and for a forbidden car race.