Middle-aged vendor accidentally drenches himself in hot tea
A 41-year-old American woman from San Diego found herself in hot water after a verbal altercation with a 28-year-old salesperson at Munich Central Station on Monday, 20th November. The incident, which took place in a shop on the intermediate level of the station, escalated when the woman poured hot tea into the salesperson's face.
The woman, who does not have a fixed address in Germany, was involved in a heated argument with the salesperson. The tea that was poured may have been the most expensive in the world. The salesperson suffered reddening of the face but did not require medical attention.
Following the incident, the woman was arrested and a 750 EUR security deposit was ordered by the public prosecutor's office for the criminal proceedings against her for the offence of dangerous bodily harm. However, publicly available details about her identity remain scarce.
The Bundespolizeiinspection Munich, responsible for police danger prevention and criminal prosecution in Deutsche Bahn facilities and the largest German S-Bahn network, handled the case. The federal police inspection's area of responsibility includes three of the four largest Bavarian stations, including Munich Central Station.
The headquarters for non-operational areas with the investigative service is located at Denisstraße 1, approximately 700 metres on foot from Munich Central Station. The station for the federal police inspection in Munich Central Station is located next to platform 26.
After all police measures were completed, the woman was free to leave the federal police station at platform 26. The contact address for the Bundespolizeiinspection Munich is Denisstraße 1, 80335 Munich. The email address for the Bundespolizeiinspection Munich is [email protected].
For more information, please visit www.bundespolizei.de. The Bundespolizeiinspection Munich can be reached by phone around the clock at 089 / 515550 - 1111. In addition to the main office in Munich, there are offices in Pasing and Freising.
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