Aggressive man refuses to wear a mask at the main train station – and has to be tied up

Created: 02/17/2022, 16:36

At Nuremberg Central Station, the police had to tie up a mask refuser.

(Archive image) © Daniel Karmann/dpa

On February 16, a recalcitrant mask refuser had to be tied up and transferred to Nuremberg Central Station.

The police are investigating him.

Nuremberg – He is said to have “grossly insulted” police officers, threatened and fought back: On Wednesday morning (February 16), a 41-year-old at Nuremberg Central Station * refused to wear his mask.

When the police asked him about it, he vehemently defended himself.

Later he could only be brought to the police station with difficulty.

This is reported

and refers to a message from the Federal Police Inspectorate in Nuremberg *.

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Nuremberg Central Station: Mask refusers are stubborn

The man had previously caught the eye of the employees of Deutsche Bahn, who informed the federal police at around 2.20 a.m. about the “aggressive and recalcitrant mask refuser”.

The police officers asked the man to wear his mask – but he was stubborn.

He also gave false information about his identity and insulted the police officers.

They had to tie him up to calm him down.

But the 41-year-old also rebelled on the way and in the office and gave free rein to his aggression.

The rebel was later allowed to leave the office, but the federal police are investigating him for insulting, threatening and resisting law enforcement officers.

He will also be reported because, among other things, he has harassed the general public and given false information about himself.