Masken Pflicht Verweigert: Ausraster im Zug?

Guten Morgen sehr geehrte Community.

Ich war eben auf Facebook unterwegs und bekam von RTL diesen Beitrag ins Gesicht.

Quelle: Facebook/RTL.

In einem Regionalzug von Kiel nach Neumünster musste eine Zugbegleiterin einen Mann mehrere Male dazu bitten, einen Mund-Nasen-Schutz aufzusetzen. Daraufhin beleidigte der 36-Jährige die Frau und eine hinzugerufene Kollegin und verhielt sich laut Bundespolizei äußerst aggressiv. Der Mann zog mehrmals die Notbremse und brachte den Zug somit immer wieder zum Stehen. Anschließend griff der Mann zum Nothammer und schlug damit auf drei Seitenscheiben des Zugs. Am Bahnhof in Neumünster wurde der Mann folglich von einer Streife der Bundespolizei in Empfang genommen und von der Weiterfahrt ausgeschlossen. Gegen ihn wird nun ein Strafverfahren wegen Beleidigung, Bedrohung, Nötigung und Sachbeschädigung eingeleitet.

Mehr dazu lest ihr hier: ➡️ http://on.rtl.de/1/Maskenverweigerer

Eigene Meinung:

Eigentlich sollte unsere Gesellschaft in Deutschland kapiert haben das dass “Corona Virus” immer bestehen wird auch wenn man Geimpft ist und man denkt man würde kein Corona bekommen weil man Geimpft ist. Allerdings ist es auch eine unfassbar krasse Schande für diesen Herren der wegen einer Maske einen halben Zug der Deutschen Bahn zerstört hat. Lasst es euch mal bitte im Kopf durchgehen wie Lächerlich das eigentlich ist. Eine Packung Masken kostet ca. 10,00€ und so eine (ach es waren Ja mehrere) Scheibe mehrere 1000,00€+. Ich finde es auch in keiner Weise gerechtfertigt sich dafür dem Deutsche Bahn Personal quer zu stellen weil die Deutsche Regierung diese Regeln machte.

Was haltet Ihr von dem Sachverhalt?

Ist das zu wenig Strafe oder sogar zuviel?

Mit freundlichen Grüßen

Robin | TechBrain. 🙂

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DickerOrk
2 years ago

Those who so clearly show that their own existence is nothing worth should be removed accordingly.

scatha
2 years ago
Reply to  RobinPxGF

Yes, 80 years ago, such sentences were common.

DickerOrk
2 years ago
Reply to  RobinPxGF

It’s the truth. Such a stupid, social piece of dirt has no right to waste our limited resources with its unnecessary existence.

scatha
2 years ago

You confirm my thesis. When freedom is so publicly beaten the nose as you do here, the dictatorship is quite close.

DickerOrk
2 years ago

It has nothing to do with it. Our world has enough problems, such idiots don’t bring anything good to anyone, which is just about pushing your own ego and not being somehow restricted in its fReIHeIT.

HugoHustensaft
2 years ago

There are two things that have nothing to do with each other.

It is not all right to drag the emergency brake without any emergency, let alone to destroy discs with the emergency hammer – point.

Whether the masquerade in the train (and elsewhere) makes sense would be a very own discussion, which would lead to too far.

And there has not been a punishment so far, there will be a court.

Sterntaler927
2 years ago

As far as I have heard, the masking obligation in Germany is eliminated.

However, this is not a reason to call for a mask to be violent and insulting.

DrakeKL
2 years ago
Reply to  RobinPxGF

You can assume that these many people are actually much less people than it seems. Probably they only work after many, because the much larger amount of people who understand it simply remains passive and do not interfere in the discourse.

gadus
2 years ago
Reply to  RobinPxGF

Travellers in trains and buses Deutsche Bahn are obliged to wear a medical mask or FFP2 mask LG gadus

DickerOrk
2 years ago
Reply to  Sterntaler927

The masquerade is still in public transport until the end of August, an extension is very likely.

Stadewaeldchen
2 years ago
Reply to  Sterntaler927

As far as I have heard, the masking obligation in Germany is eliminated.

In many areas yes, in the ÖPNV, however, the mask obligation continues to apply nationwide.

Flugzeuge123
2 years ago

I find it justified. These cases are over and over again. I’ve seen the case that one of you yelled at the inspector because he has to wear a mask. It came the accusation that they were part of the government to put our mouths on. His buddy who also didn’t have a mask beat her phone out of his hand and beat her. The Tf made a stop off schedule and let the police remove it. They didn’t want to listen to the police and were then handcuffed with 4 officers. The inspector was deliberately examined by the rescue service, but nothing you would deny that further worked would seem to be.

ragnar666
2 years ago

I’m also against the mask, but you don’t have to turn through

Mungukun
2 years ago

What do you think of the facts?

Typical crosshead. They seem to no longer be able to think straight and see the simplest connections that the smash of discs and pull the emergency brake will not be freed from the mask requirement.

Is that too little punishment or even too much?

There’s no punishment yet. Only criminal proceedings. They can be set or at the end each have the maximum penalty as a result.

Without the conclusion of criminal proceedings, you cannot judge them

juanita94
2 years ago

RTL’s a good source.

What punishment? He’s determined, otherwise nix. Surely he’ll get his sentence.

Masking is compulsory.

Just imagine your beloved grandpa, wife/man, son, daughter, girlfriend, friend sitting in this train. And there’s a masculine conscientious objector, and it’s still being infected without a symptom. Suddenly he’s wearing your dear grandpa. And stupidly he also suffers finally and goes into the daily approx. 100 to 150 coronatotes. Are you still saying: Masking duty doesn’t have to be enforced?

The guy seems to have a problem in general. In this reaction, one can almost assume that it could pose a threat to the environment.

Hagar470
2 years ago

No punishment. The type does not have all chickens on the balcony and belongs at least temporarily to the squirrel factory.

Hagar470
2 years ago
Reply to  RobinPxGF

I’m not talking about punishment. Obviously, he needs psychological treatment. A claim for damages is on another sheet.

Stadewaeldchen
2 years ago
Reply to  Hagar470

Poor squirrels…

Christiangt
2 years ago

Too little punishment.

Christiangt
2 years ago
Reply to  RobinPxGF

Yes, it would have to pay for all additional costs. He could’ve just ignored the train attendants, they couldn’t have done anything before the next station.

Mungukun
2 years ago
Reply to  Christiangt

How do you know the punishment that you know it’s too little? There’s no judgment yet.

IvanSergeyev
2 years ago

Penalty still too low

Mungukun
2 years ago
Reply to  IvanSergeyev

How do you know the punishment that you know it’s too low? There’s no judgment yet.

IvanSergeyev
2 years ago
Reply to  Mungukun

Seven

Sharj
2 years ago

This person had no reason to pull the emergency brake.

If the emergency brake is pulled, then not just the train stops: The unexpected stop consists ofRisk of injuryfor passengers, in particular those who have not found a seat and are in progress. In addition, theRailway line blockedand it can be too significant for subsequent trainsDelayscome from which many people are affected.

In addition, the abusive pulling of the emergency brake is also aCrimesaccording to § 145 Criminal Code (StBG). There it is said: “If anyone who deliberately or knowledgefully abuses emergency calls or emergency signs or pretends that (…) the help of others is required, is punished with imprisonment up to a year or with a fine. ‘

Conclusion:

The emergency brake may be pulled on the train if there is an acute danger which can only be turned off by the immediate stopping of the train.

In other emergency situations, such as medical emergency situations, passengers should first inform the train staff about the emergency call.

Those who pull the emergency brake without a good reason must expect both a criminal procedure and a criminal measure on the part of the transport company.

https://www.advocard.de/ Streitlotse/arbeit-und-karriere/not Bremse-zug-im-zug-wann-ist-authorised/

ElektrikKlaus
2 years ago

Everyone knows that there is a duty to mask in the ÖPNV. Those who do not agree with it must seek alternatives.

A well-known comedian had to leave a train for mask refusal…

There are several punishments coming together.

The disorder with the mask.

Damage to property

Insult

Evtl also misuse of the emergency brake.

Personal insult never goes.

And that 100e or 1000e people come too late, just because SIR didn’t want to cover his pretty face, it doesn’t matter.

The guy is old enough, I hope he gets a real board in court

Carljohnson197
2 years ago

I looked at the link more closely

The man has violated certain laws, but no punishment has yet been pronounced

I can give you an answer if this person was in court and the result is public

As long as no punishment is known, I can judge it badly

LetMeAskYou112
2 years ago

Find the punishment still too much.

It’s really not a witchcraft to wear a medical mask in the train. At ffp2 I can understand some things in the heat…

If you still don’t understand it after time, you’re probably just lost hopelessly. I’m kind of sorry for such people. If you don’t get the simplest things, you have to live a really frustrated life.

Mungukun
2 years ago
Reply to  LetMeAskYou112

Find the punishment still too much.

And what too mild punishment has so far been specifically imposed?