Man assails woman with a slap to the face, reports German authorities
On September 4th, a fight broke out on a train traveling from Nuremberg to Ingolstadt. The incident involved a 29-year-old Nigerian man and a 39-year-old Egyptian woman.
The control center of the Police Presidency of Upper Bavaria North reported the incident to the control room of the Federal Police Inspectorate Nuremberg. The Federal Police Inspectorate, responsible for police safety and criminal investigations in Deutsche Bahn facilities in a specific area of Bavaria, responded to the scene.
The Federal Police Station Ingolstadt was also called for support during the incident. The Bavarian State Police was also involved in the response.
Upon arrival, it was found that the Nigerian man was in a state of psychological distress and hyperventilating. A breathalyzer test conducted at the clinic showed a reading of 1.57 per mille for the man.
The Nigerian man is now facing criminal proceedings for bodily harm and insult. The specific name of the head of the Federal Police Directorate in Munich who is responsible for investigating the incident has not been released.
The Federal Police Inspectorate Nuremberg has stations in Augsburg, Ingolstadt, and Ansbach. Its jurisdiction covers 309 train stations and stops, as well as 1,823 kilometers of track in Middle Franconia, North Swabia, northern Upper Bavaria, and the district of Forchheim.
For further inquiries, the Federal Police Inspectorate Nuremberg can be contacted at 0911 2055510. Their email for press inquiries is [email protected].
The Nigerian man was taken to a clinic for medical treatment. The Egyptian woman was reported to be unharmed. The investigation into the incident is ongoing.
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