Railroad - Pushed in front of moving suburban train: Scuffle almost ends fatally
A scuffle at Cologne Central Station almost ended fatally. A 49-year-old man headbutted a 25-year-old man, the federal police reported on Thursday. The younger man then pushed his opponent onto the tracks in front of an incoming S-Bahn train.
The driver of the S 11 train was able to brake in time on Tuesday and avoid a collision. As it turned out, both parties involved had more than two per mille alcohol in their blood. They were taken into custody and charged with assault.
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The incident occurred at Cologne Main Station, located in North Rhine-Westphalia, where the S-train operates. The range of criminality on the railroad is a concerning issue, and this incident serves as a reminder. Despite the brake being applied in time, the potential consequences were severe. The scuffle led to charges of assault against both individuals, involving head butts and pushing onto the tracks.
Source: www.stern.de
