Charlottenburg: BVG bus has to brake hard – child crashes into handrail

Charlottenburg: BVG bus has to brake hard – child crashes into handrail

A bus had to come in last night Charlottenburg brake hard to avoid a collision with a police car, injuring a toddler.

According to the bus driver, he had stopped at a red light at the Fasanenstraße intersection in the special bus lane. A police car was waiting to his left. When the traffic light changed to green, the radio car swerved into the bus lane. The bus driver made an emergency stop. A two-year-old boy then crashed into a handrail. The child suffered a head injury, which was treated by rescue workers on the bus. Transport to the hospital was not necessary.

After the emergency braking, the bus driver drew attention to himself with lights and a horn, but the police car drove on in the direction of Budapester Strasse. The investigation into the traffic accident and the unauthorized removal from the scene of the accident was taken over by the Commissioner for Traffic Offenses of Police Directorate 2 (West).

A10: Four injured in an accident – closure of the Berliner Ring

When two cars collided on the southern section of the Berlin Ring (Autobahn 10) four people were injured. On Saturday morning, a driver lost control when changing lanes near Genshagen (Teltow-Fläming district), according to a spokesman for the situation service. The car first crashed into the central barrier on the left and then threw itself back to the right.

The car collided with another car. Four people from the two vehicles were injured. The spokesman initially gave no information on the nature and severity of the injuries. A rescue helicopter flew to the scene of the accident. The A10 remained closed there for three quarters of an hour

Tempelhof: Man insults passengers and riots on the bus

A man on Friday on a number 246 bus in Tempelhof rampaged. As the police announced on Saturday, the stranger had insulted a passenger in a xenophobic manner around 5:30 p.m. When a 23-year-old stepped in, she too was insulted. When the bus driver became aware of what was happening, he called the police at the Burgemeisterstrasse corner Manteuffelstrasse stop. The man then went to the bus driver and threw a glass bottle. However, this missed the driver.

The suspect then fled on foot. The search for him was unsuccessful. The initially offended passenger had also left before the police arrived. The young woman and the bus driver were not injured. The investigation into attempted dangerous bodily harm and insult is ongoing.

Schöneberg: subway passengers injured with pepper spray

A man in the U7 last night in Schoeneberg attacked several people with pepper spray. According to testimonies, there was a verbal argument between a 19-year-old woman and a 22-year-old man in the subway at Kleistpark station at around 10:30 p.m. Another passenger became aware of the dispute and asked the 22-year-old to leave the car to clarify the situation on the platform. However, the man did not comply with this request. The stranger then got out and sprayed pepper spray into the departing subway while the door was closing.

Rescue workers were notified of the next stop at Yorckstraße underground station and treated several passengers who had suffered eye and respiratory irritation. A 23-year-old was taken to the hospital because of shortness of breath. The suspect escaped undetected. The criminal police of Directorate 4 (South) will take over further investigations.

Schöneberg: man beaten and homophobically insulted

A man was in last night Schoeneberg beaten and insulted in a homophobic manner. As the police announced on Saturday, there was a dispute between two men around 10 p.m. in the U1 in the direction of Uhlandstraße. When the subway pulled into Wittenbergplatz station, the stranger hit the 40-year-old in the face with his fist and then insulted him homophobly.

The unknown perpetrator left the platform in the direction of the exit. The police couldn’t find the suspect. The 40-year-old man sustained a laceration in his eye and sought medical treatment on his own. The police state protection of the State Criminal Police Office takes over the further investigations.