Bochum's primary train station - A 24-year-old man targets travelers and assaults officers.
Around midnight, officers spotted a man obstructing travelers and trying to chat with them. When they looked into the matter, he acted cordially at first. However, after the search concluded, he claimed the police stole his residency permit and grew more hostile. He yelled at the law enforcement, stood face to face with them, and declined the eviction order.
When the officers enforced the eviction order, the man strongly resisted and fought back fiercely. They eventually subdued him and dragged him, but he continued to be rebellious and defiant. During transportation, he fell to the ground multiple times, attempted to resist once more, and screamed loudly.
In the station, the suspect remained adamant, prompting the federal police to detain him and transfer him to Bochum's police department. A probe on resisting enforcement officers is now underway.
The text below is derived from an official government report with the help of AI.
