Police operation - Softair gun causes a stir at Munich Central Station
Two people with a softair gun and ammunition caused a stir at Munich Central Station before Christmas. A witness had called the police from a train heading towards Munich on the Friday before Christmas Eve and reported that a woman and a man were talking about having a gun and ammunition with them, as the federal police announced on Tuesday. Numerous police officers then came to the platform and cleared the station.
After the train arrived, the federal police checked a 20-year-old man and a 25-year-old woman and found the soft air weapon and ammunition. It was not initially clear why the two were traveling with the weapon. The officers are now investigating a violation of the Weapons Act.
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- The incident at Munich Central Station on saint's eve added to the general tension surrounding gun-related incidents in UPPER BAVARIA.
- Despite the police operation, concerns about criminality and weapons use persist in the heart of Bavaria, Munich.
- The woman and man involved in the softair gun incident were from the outskirts of Munich, a city known for its strong tradition and celebration of Christmas.
- The Federal Police received a tip-off from a concerned woman traveling on the railroad, which prompted the investigation and subsequent operation at the main station.
- The woman reported hearing the two discussing their possession of a weapon and ammunition, leading to the police intervention.
- The Federal Police went on to warn that such incidents can escalate, urging the public to report any suspicious activity to the authorities.
- The police operation was a reminder that even in festive periods like Christmas, adherence to weapons laws and public safety remain top priorities for the local and federal police forces.
Source: www.stern.de
