Main Train Station in Essen - A man, aged 31, assaults federal law enforcement personnel.
At 10:15 PM, a 31-year-old Moroccan man and his 18-year-old Algerian companion are accused of punching a 27-year-old Turkish guy repeatedly. When the victim hit the ground, the attackers kept hitting him with their fists, which started when the 18-year-old asked for a smoke and was turned down. The railway employees managed to detain the 18-year-old and the 31-year-old ran away but was caught by the cops in the bushes.
When the 31-year-old was hauled to the federal police station and refused to give up his ID documents, the agents initiated a search. After being engulfed by fury, the Moroccan hit a police officer in the chin with his left hook; luckily, the officer was able to evade, taking the blow to the chest. While in pain, the officer remained able to work.
The federal police secured the man on the ground and tied his hands and feet, but he resisted, spewed obscenities in French at the officers, and threatened them. The investigators found out that the 31-year-old had been residing in Germany without authorization and was on the wanted list by three prosecutor's offices for different criminal activities.
Following this discovery, they grabbed the guy and began legal proceedings for assault, obstructing law enforcement officers, cursing, threatening, violating the Residence Act, and endangering the safety of others. The next day, Essen police took custody of him and brought him before a magistrate.
This account is based on official information from the authorities and was produced with the aid of AI.
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Source: symclub.org
