Oktoberfest visitor from Norway attacks a DB employee on the way home
Created: 2022-10-02 13:50
By: Klaus-Maria Mehr
The police were called because a Norwegian grabbed a DB employee and pulled him into an S-Bahn.
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The DB employee was standing on the platform and overseeing train dispatch when a man suddenly pulled her through the open door onto an S-Bahn from behind.
The attacker spent the night behind bars.
Munich – The attack happened on Friday evening (September 30) around 10:30 p.m.
As reported by the Munich Federal Police, the 58-year-old Norwegian was in an S6 arriving at the main station in the direction of Grafing.
As it turned out later, he was on his way home from the Oktoberfest.
The 49-year-old train dispatcher stood with her back to the door of the train.
When the doors were opened, the 58-year-old Norwegian grabbed the woman's back for no apparent reason and pulled her onto the S-Bahn.
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As a result, she fell to the ground and fell onto her shoulder.
Her 63-year-old colleague rushed over.
The northern European put this in a headlock.
Travelers present separated the two.
A federal police patrol informed by DB AG arrested the Norwegian.
Wiesn visitors have to spend the night in a cell - in the morning they can't remember anything
The two attacked complained of pain in the shoulder and neck area and were taken to a Munich clinic by ambulance.
A breath alcohol test carried out on the Norwegian showed a value of 1.9 per thousand.
The man was unable to provide a security deposit ordered by the public prosecutor.
Since he did not have a place of residence in Germany, he was brought to the detention center of the Munich police headquarters to be brought before the magistrate.
The Norwegian's wife had reported her husband missing that night
During an interrogation on the morning of October 1, he stated that he had been to the Oktoberfest before the crime, which he does not remember.
His wife, who has meanwhile reported her husband missing, could be reached by phone.
She was able to raise the security deposit of 4,500 euros so that her husband could be released.
“He can now travel home with a report of bodily harm in his luggage,” writes the police in their press report.
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