Yesterday morning (11), a 16-year-old youth from Würzburg insulted federal police officers at Frankfurt central station and resisted subsequent measures. At first, the officials only wanted good things for the young man.
The 16-year-old was found asleep in a lounge area with his cell phone in hand. He was then awakened by the officers and told that there was an increase in crime at the station and that he had to keep an eye on his cell phone. He reacted to this in an extremely uncooperative and aggressive way. The young man has been given a place reference and he should leave the station. He did not comply with this request, instead he insulted the officials.
Too positive and the young man was taken to the federal police station. Along the way, he actively froze, tried to push an officer and pinched her upper arm, tried to kick officers, lashed out and constantly insulted officers. Only with the support of other officers could the 16-year-old be brought ashore and tied up. One officer was slightly injured but was still able to work.
At the moment, the background of the behavior of young people is not clear. Investigations were launched against him for resisting the police and for insulting him. After police measures were completed, the 16-year-old was released after consulting with his mother who was responsible for his upbringing.
(Text: PM Bundespolizeiinspektion Frankfurt am Main)
