Teenage Boys Stop S-Bahn

Mon 14th Jun, 2010

Tutzing. The S-Bahn service was delayed again at the weekend, because two boys did not want to get off the S-Bahn wagons, police had to interfere.

On saturday night, two boys, 14 and 16 years old, decided to take a seat on one of the last wagons of a stationary S-Bahn in Tutzing and would not get off. The train driver asked them to leave, but the boys weren't listening. They moved only after police officers sent them off.

The federal police will initiate an administrative offence and Deutsche Bahn will possibly fine the two youngsters for the train delay.

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