Due to the corona pandemic, it is currently mandatory to wear a mask in public transport. In the Meridian 79048, on the way to Munich, a Tutzinger did not want to see that. The situation escalated
- Due to the corona pandemic, it is currently mandatory to wear a mask on all public transport in Germany.
- An Austrian living in Tutzing didn't really want to see that.
- There were finally death threats at Grafinger Bahnhof.
Grafing - As reported by the federal police , they were informed shortly before 1 a.m. on Wednesday morning, August 26th, that the Meridian 79048 was arriving on track 11 , where several aggressive, rampaging people are said to be.
Initial investigations on site revealed that a 50-year-old Austrian complained heavily about it in the Meridian because the toilet was defective. The native Viennese wore his mouth and nose cover continuously below his nose. When a 41-year-old German living in Moosach pointed this out to him, the unreasonable man became aggressive and provoked his fellow travelers. The person living in Tutzing also persistently ignored multiple instructions from train attendants about the correct way of carrying .
Because of corona mask requirement: death threat in Grafing train station
After the stop in Grafing-Bahnhof , the Austrian tried to kick the 41-year-old and verbally threatened him with the words: “I'll kill you!”. The 50-year-old admitted the facts in the busy train. He said that he had had a bottle of wine with a friend who was no longer on the train . He refused a voluntary breath alcohol test .
Aggressive behavior because of mouth and nose protection: Tutzinger freaks out and threatens travelers and the police
The Austrian also behaved unreasonably, uncooperatively and sometimes aggressively towards the officials. Since he did not obey the police officers' instructions despite repeated requests, constantly fell below the corona-related distance , and gesticulated wildly with his hands in front of the officers, he was handcuffed.
Corona mask requirement in the Meridian not complied with: Riot and threat at Grafingen train station
Born in Vienna, he was not aware of any guilt and also discussed loudly and extremely aggressively in the detention area. When he was due to leave the station after the police had finished , he refused, as he did before when he did not sign any documents. The 50-year-old is now being investigated by the federal police for threat and attempted bodily harm . The responsible regulatory authority was informed about the incomplete wearing of the mouth and nose cover . It is incumbent on you to punish the violation of the Infection Protection Act.
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