"Laughing and giggling in the train toilet": Two women abuse the emergency call on the train
Created: 06/14/2022, 20:52
By: Katarina Amtmann
Two women abused the emergency call on the train in Regensburg (symbol image).
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Two women pressed the emergency call on a train in Regensburg - there was no emergency at all.
The driver found her giggling on the loo.
Regensburg – Two young women pressed the emergency call on a train in Regensburg on Monday night (June 13).
But there was no emergency.
This is reported by the federal police in Waldmünchen.
"Apparently the two women only pressed the emergency button out of a sense of adventure."
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The women - 19 and 21 years old - raised the alarm at the driver of the airport train at Regensburg main station at around 3.15 a.m.
Accordingly, they pressed the emergency button on the train toilet and told the train driver over the intercom that they did not know how the toilet door could be opened again from the inside.
Despite explanations from the engine driver, the women apparently did not manage to open the door.
DB employees finally freed her from her alleged plight using a square key.
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“However, it quickly became clear that the young women had allowed themselves 'fun'.
When the train driver freed the two, he found them laughing and giggling in the train toilet," the federal police said in a press release.
The 21-year-old will also have to answer for violating the Narcotics Act.
During their search, officers found a small amount of a cannabis product.
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In connection with the misuse of emergency calls, the Federal Police warns:
Deliberately or knowingly misusing emergency calls is a criminal offense.
In the event of train delays caused, there may also be consequences under civil law.
Someone who deliberately sets off a false alarm can be held responsible for the costs incurred.
And that can be expensive.
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