Person refuses to comply with law enforcement when detained

In Kreuzberg, Berlin, last night, a brawl took place involving two participants. The incident occurred at a train station and resulted in one 28-year-old suspect being detained by the police.

Upon checking the suspect's ID, an outstanding arrest warrant was discovered. The suspect had a bleeding, superficial wound on his hand and required medical treatment on the scene. The second participant in the brawl, however, was not found to have any outstanding arrest warrants and did not sustain any injuries during the incident.

The suspect offered significant resistance and even punched an officer in the face. The officer sustained skin abrasions and bruises but did not require medical treatment. The police threatened to use a taser on the resistant suspect before successfully detaining him.

The second participant in the brawl did not require medical treatment on the scene and was not identified as having offered resistance or causing harm to the police. The whereabouts of the second participant after the incident are not specified in the article.

The special investigation unit of the police headquarters in City is now handling the case. It was later revealed that the suspect arrested in Kreuzberg for shooting two men and previously sought by a warrant was identified through DNA on a shell casing. During searches of his home and car in Neukölln, cocaine and the alleged weapon were found.

The identity or background of the second participant in the brawl are not provided in the article. The second participant in the brawl's actions or behavior during the incident are also not detailed further in the article. The second participant in the brawl's whereabouts after the incident are not specified in the article.