Violence in Berlin-Lichtenberg: Two women attack family in the BVG bus

Violence in Berlin-Lichtenberg: Two women attack family in the BVG bus

according to a report by www.berliner-zeitung.de A shocking incident occurred in Berlin-Lichtenberg, in which a family of five was attacked in a BVG bus. The parents, 34 and 35 years old, were on their way home with their three children aged six, seven and eleven when they talked to two unknown women. Suddenly the mood escalated, and one of the women sprayed the mother with pepper spray, pulled a knife and lit a lighter. The family then fled out of the bus, but the attacker stood in the way of the mother and choked her before she fled together with the other woman. The whole family suffered eye irritation from the pepper spray, and the children complained of pain. Rescue workers treated the injured at the scene while the police evaluate the surveillance videos of the bus to identify the perpetrators.

As a Berlin citizen, this incident shocked me deeply. It is worrying to see that a family became a victim of such a violent attack in a public transport. The BVG buses are a popular form of transport in Berlin, and such incidents can cause a feeling of uncertainty among passengers. It is important that the perpetrators are identified and held accountable to ensure the security of the citizens and to prevent such incidents in the future