Brawl: police are looking for victims

Police operation with puzzles: An 18-year-old from Tutzing was provisionally arrested on Saturday evening at the See train station in Starnberg as a possible perpetrator.

The victim is still being searched for.

Starnberg / Tutzing

- An attentive witness, a suspected perpetrator, but not yet a victim: This is how a case from the previous night presented itself to the federal police on Sunday reported at the See train station in Starnberg.

Several strips of the state and federal police then drove to the train station, but could no longer find any more violent actions.

However, near the train station, the officers met an 18-year-old German from Tutzing - with bleeding wounds on his hands.

An attentive witness, a suspected perpetrator, but not yet a victim: This is how a case from the previous night presented itself to the federal police on Sunday Starnberg reported.

Several strips of the state and federal police then drove to the train station, but could no longer find any more violent actions.

The federal police temporarily arrested the young man and took him to the office, which he was allowed to leave again after all police measures had been completed.

This also included an alcohol test, which gave a value of 1.02 per mille.

"According to the current state of knowledge, the 18-year-old is suspected of having hit a previously unknown victim.

He carried a broken and sharp-edged beer bottle with him, ”explains Wolfgang Hauner from the Federal Police Inspection in Munich.

"Whether or how he influenced the injured party with the beer bottle is the subject of the investigation by the Federal Police." The wounds on the 18-year-old's hands could also come from the beer bottle.

However, medical care was not necessary, according to the police.

The injured party is now being sought.

He left the crime scene before the police arrived with an S 6 in the direction of Tutzing.

An inquiry at the Starnberg Clinic regarding people who had been brought in or presented with cuts was negative, explains Hauner.

The federal police now want to use the video recordings from the S-Bahn and the train station to reconstruct the crime.

Meanwhile, the injured person is asked to report to the Federal Police Inspection in Munich, z (0 89) 5 15 55 00. ps