Drunk person on the bus or train – what to do?
You're being insulted, a drunk is staggering and stinks of alcohol… what now?
You're being insulted, a drunk is staggering and stinks of alcohol… what now?
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In the sense that no one notices that you're on it.
Only the time changes. The route, the distance, the connection, everything stays the same, and as far as I know, the ticket inspectors don't look at the back of the ticket anyway. I wasn't 100 percent sure when I could leave.
It’s best for as long as he’s got nothing. In most cases, intervention is only more aggressive, but if intervention is necessary one should also intervene:)
If it is necessary, you can either call the police. But I’d just do that if there’s a risk that someone might get hurt by the behavior. Sometimes it is not always easy to estimate.
A second option is to inform a customer manager or train manager. If no one is present, there are also several stations in a train where you come to the locomotive guide. He can also call the police – ideally so that they can get to a larger node station. But that’s not always planable. But as I said, if someone could get hurt. If someone is “just” unpleasant or annoyed, I do not think that is enough to call for police.
Find another place on the train.
Call Police or Security
Ignore if he attacks you, you should defend yourself.
Ignore but protect your own free space.
Try to deescalate, call the Not Police and intervene.
Nothing, because nothing happened.
You better stop interfering in other people’s lives and explaining something to others or have to mass them.
Where is this a measure or intervention in the lives of others? Apparently, the man’s beating in the alley, so something happened. It is therefore also completely appropriate to intervene.
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