In a S-Bahn at Hirschgarten am, a man suddenly pulled the emergency brake - because another passenger had put his feet on the seat.
The police were amazed when they found out who the 52-year-old German was.
Munich
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Around 8:10 p.m. Friday evening (May 28), the emergency brake was pulled in the stationary S-Bahn * at the Hirschgarten * stop.
The Federal Police in Munich advanced.
The officers quickly found out that there was no real emergency.
Instead, two men had just quarreled.
S-Bahn Munich: Man pulls the emergency brake because another passenger puts his feet on the chair
On the S8 in the direction of Munich Airport *, a 52-year-old German asked a fellow traveler to take his legs off his seat.
The person addressed, a 32-year-old Greek, did not notice this because, according to the Federal Police, he was listening to music.
When the 32-year-old noticed that he was being photographed, he confronted the 52-year-old and asked him to delete the pictures.
The 52-year-old then pressed the emergency button and then pulled the emergency brake.
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The 52-year-old then told the police * that he had been beaten by the younger man, but this was not confirmed by several witnesses.
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A data comparison revealed that an enforcement arrest warrant from the Munich I public prosecutor had been issued against the person who was born in Fürth.
The 52-year-old had not paid a fine of 3150 euros (90 daily rates of 35 euros) for resisting enforcement officers.
After the man complained about health problems on site, the emergency services were called in.
During the subsequent transport and stay in the clinic, the man was accompanied by federal police officers and later transferred to the Munich East district.
When he complained about health problems there again on Saturday morning around 3:30 a.m., he had to go to a hospital again under guard before he could be taken to the judicial authorities at around 2 p.m.
The 52-year-old is being investigated by the federal police for abuse of emergency aid facilities as well as faking a criminal offense and false suspicion.
* tz.de / muenchen
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