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Handcuffs clicked on Monday after an attack at Freising train station. © Symbolic image: Federal Police
His act of violence against fellow human beings at the Freising train station put a 26-year-old directly behind bars on Monday afternoon.
Freising – As the police report, officers were informed of a physical altercation in the Freising train station area around 5:30 p.m. A patrol crew from the local police station was able to find those involved on site and a short time later handed over a 26-year-old Eritrean, who had been temporarily arrested, to the federal police responsible for the railway sector.
Attack at Freising train station: Both those involved had alcohol in their blood
It is not yet known what the 26-year-old and the 55-year-old German from Mainburg, who was hit in the face, got into an argument about. However, both men had around 1.5 per mille of alcohol in their breath, as a test later showed. During the dispute, the Eritrean from Freising also kicked the bicycle of a 56-year-old Tunisian and damaged the bike. He also threw an ashtray against a display board on the platform, so that it was also demolished.
During further investigations, a data comparison revealed an open arrest warrant from the Landshut public prosecutor’s office due to an attempted rape. The Eritrean, who entered Germany for the first time in September 2015, was sentenced to one year and eleven months in prison, but has not yet served this term. Following the police measures, the 26-year-old, who has a temporary residence permit, was transferred to the Munich-Stadelheim correctional facility. Now he will also have to answer for bodily harm and damage to property.
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