In front of other passengers, a young man at Oberschleissheim train station threw in the glass paneling of a bus shelter with a bottle.
Witnesses photographed the perpetrator.
Oberschleißheim
- On Tuesday afternoon, April 6th, a hitherto unknown person at the S-Bahn stop in Oberschleißheim willfully damaged the protective glass pane of a bus shelter on the platform.
Thanks to the quick reaction of witnesses and descriptions, it could be possible to identify the perpetrator.
The perpetrator hurls a glass bottle against the bus shelter
Property damage and vandalism at stops on the Munich S-Bahn usually happen at night and often without witnesses.
But this time it was different, reports the Federal Police. Around 5 p.m., a previously unknown person was walking along the S-Bahn platform in Oberschleißheim;
next to him a previously unknown companion.
Suddenly he threw a glass bottle against the protective window of the bus shelter on platform 1, whereupon it shattered.
Perpetrator stares menacingly at witnesses
"After the fact, the stranger looked threateningly at passengers waiting for the S-Bahn and left the platform with his companion," explains the Federal Police.
The perpetrator had come from the rear of the platform and walked away in the direction of the main page (elevator and kiosk side).
Young women from Pasing and Lohhofer photograph the perpetrator
Two witnesses, a 27-year-old Pasinger and a 32-year-old Lohhofer, reacted at lightning speed and photographed the stranger with their smartphones.
The Munich Federal Police is now looking for the man and his companion and asks people who can provide relevant information about the wanted person or his whereabouts
to report on
089 / 515550-1111
.
Perpetrator description
The person you are looking for is about 1.70 to 1.80 meters tall and probably between 20 and 25 years old.
At the time of the crime, he was wearing glasses (round glass frames) and a white FFP2 mask.
The stranger was dressed in a dark hoodie, the hood of which he wore on his head.
He also wore dark trousers, probably sweatpants, and white sports shoes from Nike with a large, possibly blue logo on the side.
He could have communicated with his companion in Eastern European, possibly in Russian.
Investigators also evaluate video recordings
The federal police are investigating the stranger for property damage.
The amount of the property damage is still the subject of the investigation.
The video recordings of the Oberschleißheim stop are still being evaluated by the investigators.
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