Nuremberg - Not enough money for a roll: man attacks sales clerk
After she refused to give him a roll for half the price, a 67-year-old man threatened a sales clerk at Nuremberg Central Station. The man only had 20 cents with him instead of the required 40 cents, as the federal police reported on Tuesday. When the sales clerk insisted on the full price, the man threatened the 27-year-old behind the counter. He also tried to hit her with punches.
A Deutsche Bahn security patrol arrested the man after the incident on Monday morning. The federal police found a knife on him - but he had not used it. The 67-year-old now has to answer for attempted assault and threatening behavior.
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- The incident at the Nuremberg main station was handled by the local branch of the Federal Police in Middle Franconia, a region situated in Bavaria.
- The man's aggressive behavior towards the sales clerk, which occurred at the Nuremberg main station, led to charges of attempted assault and threatening behavior, reminiscent of the trials held in Nuremberg following World War II.
- Despite the involvement of the Federal Police and the seriousness of the crime, the man's alleged weapon of choice was a common knife, a stark contrast to the high-profile court cases held in Nuremberg, which addressed instances of significant criminality during war times.
Source: www.stern.de
