Traffic - False railroad employee exposed in train driver's cab
On a train from Würzburg to Ansbach, a 19-year-old pretending to be a Deutsche Bahn employee tricked his way into the driver's cab. The man wore a dark blue vest with a service sign and pretended to be a Deutsche Bahn (DB) trainee in the restaurant area, the federal police said in Nuremberg on Monday. The train driver had allowed him to travel with him, but during the journey he had doubts about the man's credibility. During a police check, the 19-year-old was able to produce a ticket, but no identity card. In addition, his name was not known to the railroad company. The 19-year-old then threatened and insulted the officers. Following the incident on Friday evening, an investigation is underway into trespassing, insulting and threatening. The vest with the Bahn logo was confiscated.
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- The false German railroad employee, who posed as a DB trainee in the restaurant area, was from Middle Franconia.
- The train driver, who had allowed the imposter to travel with him, had doubts about his credibility due to his actions during the journey.
- The German railroad company, Deutsche Bahn (DB), was not familiar with the name of the 19-year-old, raising further concerns about his identity.
- The incident took place on a train from Würzburg to Ansbach, both cities located in the German state of Bavaria.
- Following the incident, the Federal Police in Nuremberg are investigating charges of trespassing, insulting, and threatening against the 19-year-old.
- The German railroad industry has been dealing with incidents of criminality, as evidenced by this case and other law enforcement actions, such as those involving clans and family members.
Source: www.stern.de
