Police operation - Perpetrators spray laughing gas on regional train
Several people have sprayed laughing gas on a regional train from Tübingen to Stuttgart. On Saturday afternoon, the perpetrators filled balloons with nitrous oxide, which then got into the rest of the carriage, according to the police. When a passenger asked them to stop and pointed out that another passenger had a respiratory illness, the perpetrators are said to have deliberately sprayed the laughing gas in his direction. When the train arrived in Stuttgart, the Federal Police took two of the suspects, a 16-year-old and a 19-year-old, to the station. The federal police are now investigating dangerous bodily harm.
Police press release
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- The incident in Tübingen has sparked discussions about the increasing incidents of criminality on public transportation in Baden-Württemberg.
- The use of drugs like laughing gas on public transport is a recurring issue, and it's a concern for both local and federal law enforcement agencies.
- The regional railroad has expressed its concern over the incident and has called for increased cooperation between police forces to address such incidents.
- In response to the incident, the Federal Police stated that they would be conducting thorough investigations into the matter and pressing charges for dangerous bodily harm.
- The police operation in Stuttgart serves as a reminder of the need for vigilance and cooperation among passengers and law enforcement agencies to ensure the safety of public transportation.
Source: www.stern.de
