Drunk rioters with a pistol in Berlin U2 arrested - new details in the police report

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The Berlin police arrested a riot armed with a pistol on Sunday. The 25-year-old man was drunk and is said to have screamed around the subway and spit it spit. A witness saw a gun in a belt holster with him and alerted the police. The man was arrested and a shot gun and a knife found him. He does not have a small gun license and had an alcohol value of over 1.6 per thousand. The man was temporarily taken into police custody and now has to answer for violations of the weapons law.

According to a report by the Berliner Zeitung, a rioter was arrested in the U2 on Sunday, which was armed with a pistol. The 25-year-old man, who was drunk, is said to have shouted in the subway and spat around. A witness noticed a gun in a belt holster with the man and informed the police. The police arrested the man and found a shot gun and a knife with him. It turned out that the man had no small gun license and had a blood alcohol value of over 1.6 per thousand. He was temporarily taken into police custody and will now have to answer for violations of the Weapons Act.

This type of incident is worrying for the Berlin population and shows the importance of police presence in the city's public transport. The Berlin police conduct regular police controls in the subways to ensure the safety of passengers. The cooperation between witnesses and the police is crucial to report and prevent such incidents. It is important that people remain careful and report suspicious activities to the authorities immediately.

In Berlin there are strict rules and regulations for the possession of weapons. People who have no approval or license to wear a weapon are punishable. This incident again shows how important it is that these regulations are observed and that illegal weapons are removed from the street.

It is hoped that the law enforcement agencies in Berlin will strengthen their efforts to prevent such incidents and to ensure the safety of the residents. The Berlin population can contribute to this by staying vigilant and reporting suspicious activities. The security in the city can only be further improved through a common effort.