Irrational behavior on the train: children injured adults - police intervenes

Irrational behavior on the train: children injured adults - police intervenes

unpleasant incident on the train: children injured travelers

In an intercity train from Deutsche Bahn, an incident occurred in which three adult passengers were slightly injured. Three young people from Berlin were responsible for this, who showed inappropriately and disruptive behavior. The police and federal police reported the incident, which took place in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, more precisely in Bützow in the Rostock district.

The children, two boys and a girl at the age of 13, escaped the train driver during ticket control and then caused chaos on board. They molested and attacked the railway staff and other passengers, which led to minor injuries. In addition, the adolescents insulted the adults and even opened the emergency exit of the train to throw stones.

The train driver and another employee were able to control the Situation, but train traffic was significantly disturbed. The intercity train from Warnemünde to Leipzig had to accept almost an hour and a half delay due to the incident.

The young people were later taken up near the train station and handed over to the youth welfare office. It turned out that they were already known for previous offenses. Deutsche Bahn condemned the behavior of the children and emphasized that such actions are not tolerated.

1. The federal police and local police authorities have now strengthened their presence on Intercity trains and train stations to prevent similar incidents.
2. The helper who intervened and stopped the children was praised, and Deutsche Bahn offered him support for future layers.
3. The youngsters are now charged with assault, vandalism and property damage.
4. The incident has also led to discussions in parliament to request stricter consequences for young criminals in public transport.
5. The children's parents were contacted by the authorities and must now take responsibility for the actions of their children.

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