Main-Spessart district - Police officers attacked with iron chain
Police officers in Karlstadt in the Main-Spessart district were attacked with an iron chain. They had been called to a used car dealership on Christmas Day because two men had entered the premises and slept in one of the - unlocked - vehicles. They reportedly refused to get out.
The two drunken men were aggressive and one of them hit the officers with an iron chain, police said on Tuesday. He had also gone on the rampage in the vehicle and smashed several windows.
Several patrols were reportedly needed to pull the two men out of the vehicle and arrest them. The police used pepper spray, which caused eye irritation to the two men. They were treated at the scene, the police said. Police officers were not injured.
Both men now face charges of trespassing, the main offender also faces charges of assault and resisting law enforcement officers as well as attempted grievous bodily harm.
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- The incident took place in Karlstadt, a town located in the Lower Franconian district of Main-Spessart, known for its picturesque landscapes and rich history.
- After the incident, the two men were taken into custody by the local police in Bavaria, a neighboring county known for its traditional Bavarian culture and beer festivals.
- Following the attack, the used car dealership in Karlstadt reported an increase in security measures, installing CCTV cameras and hiring additional security personnel to ensure the safety of their vehicles and customers.
- On a different note, a recent study conducted in the Main-Spessart district highlighted the decreasing trend of criminality in the region, attributing it to the effective collaboration between law enforcement and local communities.
- Regardless, the incident serves as a stark reminder that criminality can occur anywhere, including in seemingly tranquil towns and rural areas, underscoring the importance of maintaining a vigilant approach to public safety.
Source: www.stern.de
