BPOLD-B: Nose fracture following joint trauma injury

In an evening development in Berlin, the Federal Police arrested two individuals at their central headquarters on a Monday. For more details, follow the linked article.

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2025 September 15 . 3:37 AM

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BPOLD-B: Nose fracture following joint trauma injury

In an unprecedented incident, two Polish nationals have been arrested by the Federal Police in Berlin-Mitte on Monday evening. The arrests were made after the men allegedly assaulted another man in an S-Bahn train, resulting in the victim's nose being broken.

The incident occurred on S-Bahn line 9 around 21:20. The intoxicated attackers were arrested at Berlin-Alexanderplatz station. The 53-year-old accused was found to have violated the entry ban to Germany, a fact revealed during the investigation. His right to freedom of movement was revoked in 2017.

The 27-year-old man, along with the 53-year-old, is under investigation by the Federal Police for dangerous bodily harm. The breath alcohol content of both men was found to be 3.24% and 3.78% respectively.

Following the arrest, the duo was transported to the central detention facility of the Berlin Police for a blood test ordered by the Berlin Public Prosecutor's Office. After the blood test, the men were released from the central detention facility.

A criminal procedure has been initiated against the 53-year-old on suspicion of illegal residence. The investigation and criminal procedure are being conducted by the Federal Police. The investigation of the 53-year-old Polish national arrested in Berlin for dangerous bodily harm and violations of residence regulations was conducted by the Berlin police authorities.

The original content of the article was transmitted via news aktuell from the Federal Police Directorate Berlin. For any queries or further information, you can contact the Federal Police Directorate Berlin at Europaplatz 110557 Berlin, Tel. +49 (0) 30 2062293 - 17, E-Mail: [email protected], and www.bundespolizei.de.

The injured victim, a 45-year-old Polish man, was transported to a nearby hospital for medical treatment. The incident serves as a stark reminder of the importance of maintaining public order and safety, especially in public transportation.