Because he rioted on the train between Neunkirchen and Saarbrücken last Tuesday and then hit federal police officers, a 49-year-old Briton was sentenced to six months and one week imprisonment on probation on Wednesday afternoon, August 4th.
As reported by the Federal Police, the “unruly person” was reported to her on the train. When the train stopped in Saarbrücken and the 49-year-old noticed the police officers waiting, he raised his fists and hit the emergency services. These forced him to the ground. The rioter spat in the face of an officer and tried in vain to tear the pistol out of the holster of a second police officer.
Later at the office it turned out that the Briton had neither a ticket nor papers that legitimize his stay in the country. In an accelerated process, he was sentenced to prison by the Saarbrücken district court on Wednesday afternoon.
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