Leipzig – I am ICE from Berlin after Leipzig The train staff caught a 19-year-old without a ticket on Wednesday afternoon. When it closed, the police were called and they were already waiting for the Syrian at the main train station.
The young man (19) did not want to reveal his personal details to the train. (Archive image) © dpa/Hendrik Schmidt
But he was by no means willing to talk to the officials and instead decided to fly across the tracks towards platform 26 and the old boiler house.
But not with the police, our colleagues on site were quickly informed and they immediately set out to cut off the young man's path.
“The 19-year-old immediately reacted aggressively towards the officers and threatened them with a glass bottle,” explained police spokesman Jens Damrau.
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The 19-year-old did not respond to the officers' requests and remained aggressive.
The Syrian only dropped the bottle after being hit on the forearm and was then put in handcuffs and taken to the station because of his aggressive behavior.
The fare evader now has to answer not only for his offense on the train, but also for threatening, physically attacking law enforcement officers, resisting law enforcement officers and being on the track area without permission.
