A mission on Saturday night in the north of Erdinger assumed dramatic proportions.
Two young men collapsed unconscious in the street while the police were about to record an act of violence.
The background is still completely unclear.
Erding - Around 2.30 a.m., the police were alerted about a fight on Sigwolfstrasse not far from the Esso gas station in Erding.
A patrol went there and found two young men.
It should be about asylum seekers.
During the recording of the personal details and the facts, both suddenly collapsed unconscious in quick succession.
They remained lifeless on the asphalt.
One had suffered a head wound in the fight.
Police come to Erding because of a fight: suddenly two men collapse
The officers immediately called for reinforcements.
Three ambulances from BRK and Malteser and an ambulance arrived at the scene.
A paramedic from the fire brigade also helped with the life-support measures.
The Erding fire brigade closed Sigwolfstrasse and the Weißbräu intersection.
After a fight in Erding: A rescue helicopter has to come
The DRF rescue helicopter Christoph Munich landed there.
He flew one of the victims to the Munich-Schwabing Clinic.
The other was taken to the Freising Clinic.
The police are still at the very beginning of their investigation. Rainer Kroschwald, chief of the Erdinger police, told our newspaper: "It still remains to be clarified how many people were involved in the crime, who hit whom and how it happened." It is also unclear whether drugs or alcohol are involved Game were. During the night, the permanent detective service of Kripo Erding arrived and secured traces on the street and sidewalk, including beer bottles and broken glass. There could also be images from the surveillance camera of an adjacent car dealership. On Monday, the police want to announce details of the mysterious operation.
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