Disruption in Rail Service: ICE Vehicles Targeted by Stones; Federal Police Under Investigation for Potentially Hazardous Disruption of Rail Transport in BPOL NRW
The Federal Police are currently investigating an incident that occurred on an ICE train shortly after its departure from Hamm Central Station around midnight on April 29.
According to the Bundespolizei, four windows of the train were damaged as a result of unknown individuals throwing stones. Fortunately, no passengers were injured.
The exact location of the incident is not specified, but it is believed to have occurred along the railway track between Hamm Central Station and Hamm-Heessen. The Federal Police are appealing to witnesses who may have seen suspicious persons in the area at the time to contact them on 0251-974370.
Immediately after the incident, the train staff temporarily patched the damaged windows during a stop at Gütersloh station. At Bielefeld Central Station, passengers had to disembark and continue their journey to Hannover by bus.
For more information about the incident, the Bundespolizei's press office can be contacted via telephone at 0251 97437 -1011 (or -0), email at [email protected], or via Twitter at @BPOL NRW. The office is located in Münster.
The Bundespolizei's main website, www.bundespolizei.de, is their primary source of information. More information about the incident can also be found on this website.
The Federal Police have initiated investigations into the incident and are working diligently to identify the individuals responsible. As the investigation continues, updates will be provided through the Bundespolizei's press office and their website.
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