Man totally freaks out in Fürth and pushes policeman down stairs – officer seriously injured

Created: 06/27/2022, 14:22

By: Thomas Eldersch

In Fürth, a police officer was attacked and seriously injured.

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A man at a police station in Fürth really freaked out.

He also attacked an officer.

He was badly injured as a result.

Fürth – A 48-year-old lost his temper in downtown Fürth on Saturday afternoon and ended up even attacking police officers.

He pushed a law enforcement officer down a flight of stairs.

He was badly injured in the process.

The man was then brought before a judge.

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Attack on police officers in Fürth: 48-year-old pushes officials down the stairs

It all started on Sunday afternoon on Gustavstrasse in Fürth.

The police were called there around 4 p.m. for an operation, according to the press release from the Central Franconia police headquarters.

Passers-by complained that an aggressive man was harassing them.

When officers arrived, they gave the troublemaker several evictions.

However, these did not seem to bear fruit.

He insulted law enforcement and even pushed a police officer.

So the officers had no choice but to take the aggressive 48-year-old into custody.

He was to be taken to the Fürth police station for personal details to be recorded.

When they arrived at the inspection station, the man managed to push a police officer so hard that he fell down a flight of stairs.

He injured his shoulder badly.

He was admitted to a hospital.

"He also insulted the officers present with all sorts of strong language and slightly injured another police officer," the statement said.

Aggressive Fürth has to face several ads at the same time

The 48-year-old is now in a lot of trouble.

He is accused, among other things, of resisting law enforcement officials.

He has to face criminal charges in several cases.

For this reason, the public prosecutor's office in Nuremberg-Fürth also ordered him to be brought before an investigating judge.

This is to check whether the man should be in custody.