Randals in Uslar: man injures the police, emergency services alarmed!

Randals in Uslar: man injures the police, emergency services alarmed!

An incident in Uslar, Lower Saxony, has involved police officers in a dangerous situation on Friday morning. A 43-year-old man attacked the emergency services that were triggered by residents due to noise complaints. Two police officers were slightly injured in the attack, which is why the officials were initially unable to control the situation and request support.

In the result, emergency services from the Northeim police inspection, the Göttingen police and the riot police blocked the area around the perpetrator's house. Meanwhile, the man entrenched himself in his apartment and refused to communicate with a negotiating group. Due to the non -possible negotiations, the officers violently entered the apartment, where they took the man into custody without further resistance. Nobody was injured in this process.

suspect and other measures

In the course of the search of the apartment, the police found a supposedly fireworks -like object, which led to the evacuation of the entire apartment building. After an investigation, it turned out that the object had no danger. In addition, it is believed that the man was under the influence of intoxicating means; For this reason, a blood sample was taken from him. Finally, the 43-year-old was brought to a specialist clinic in Göttingen. Criminal proceedings for dangerous bodily harm were initiated against him, which is directed against the two injured police officers, as the Göttingen Tageblatt reported.

In another context, social discussions deal with the situation of police officers in dealing with people in psychological crises. According to reports, 37 people who were in psychological crises have been shot in Germany since 2019. Experts call for better preparation for such operations, but there is a lack of financial resources and personnel resources. Only three federal states have mandatory training for dealing with mentally ill people, which indicates that there are big gaps here, such as the Tagesschau reported.