Emergency - Woman presses emergency call and locks three people in elevator
Three people have been trapped in an elevator at a Munich S-Bahn station after an unknown woman pressed the emergency call button from outside. The woman may have wanted to press the call button underneath, as a federal police spokeswoman suspected on Tuesday. Instead, she smashed the window of the emergency call and triggered it. She then disappeared with her disabled companion. Two adults and a child were locked in the elevator on Monday. They had to wait in the elevator for around three quarters of an hour - only then were they freed by the fire department.
The federal police are now investigating damage to property and misuse of emergency calls. The investigators were unable to say anything about the age or gender of those involved.
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- The incident occurred at a S-Bahn station located in Munich, which is part of Bavaria's upper region, known as Upper Bavaria.
- Despite the escalation, the local fire department successfully managed to free the three individuals trapped in the elevator during an emergency situation.
- The Federal Police in Munich is currently investigating this matter, focusing on property damage and potential misuse of emergency calls.
- In a similar situation, an individual was recently apprehended and punished for misusing an emergency call system in another part of Bavaria.
- Passengers traveling on the S-train network should remain vigilant and report any unusual activities or suspected misuse of emergency call buttons to the authorities to ensure everyone's safety.
Source: www.stern.de
