S-Bahn vandalism: Federal Police arrest two men in Berlin-Buch

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Find out in our article how the federal police in Berlin arrested two men who sprayed an S-Bahn. Read more about the background, the investigation into property damage and ensuring evidence. Find out more about the current developments in the case of graffiti vandalism in the capital.
Find out in our article how the federal police in Berlin arrested two men who sprayed an S-Bahn. Read more about the background, the investigation into property damage and ensuring evidence. Find out more about the current developments in the case of graffiti vandalism in the capital. (Symbolbild/MB)

A spectacular arrest in Berlin-Pankow! In the early Sunday morning lesson, two men were caught in the act of decorating the sides of an S-Bahn with graffiti chaos. A violent fight against vandalism in the capital!

at 2:50 a.m., when most were still deep in their sleep, it was the sharp eyes of civilian emergency services from the federal police who saw the huge offense. The two Poles, 29 and 42 years old, had chosen an area of ​​fabulous 30 square meters to spray their "works of art" - an act that should not remain unobserved!

Fast access by the federal police

The reaction of the law enforcement officers was at lightning speed! The men were temporarily arrested immediately when they were up to mischief in the train training facility at Berlin-Buch. But that was not all: During the search both the sprayer and their vehicle, the emergency services discovered a variety of sprayer utensils! The burden of proof is growing!

against the two suspects, the federal police are now initiating an investigation due to serious property damage and trespassing. A clear message against vandalism in Berlin!

the men on a free foot

Although the two have not yet appeared police, the federal police consistently felt through. After a short stay in the authorities, they were released again - an exciting moment for the capital, but the question remains: Will these sprayers get away the next time?

The campaign highlights the borderline situation in the streets of Berlin. How long is the city a playground for such vandals? The federal police are vigilant and willing to continue the fight against the graffiti plague!