Media: Woman refuses to leave train, bites police officer in Germany

A woman in Germany refused to leave a train and bit a police officer, News.de reports, citing a conductor on a long-distance train.

According to the report, the conductor told the passenger that she could not continue her journey and asked her to leave the carriage. The woman refused, prompting a railway employee to call the Federal Police.

When the officers arrived, they repeatedly ordered the passenger to leave the train, but she continued to refuse and called the officers racists.

When the police decided to remove her by force, she resisted and bit one of the officers twice on the hand.

The woman was handcuffed and taken to a police station. An investigation was launched against her on several charges, including resisting and assaulting a police officer, causing bodily harm, trespassing and insulting an officer.

The injured officer sustained a minor hand injury despite wearing protective gloves. After receiving medical treatment, he was able to resume duty.

By Bakhtiyar Abbasov