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Eyewitness reports the aftermath of the attack
A young woman who stepped into an S-Bahn in the direction of Mettmann reported about a 13-year-old girl who had been injured with the ax. The gaping wound on the upper arm was described by this witness as if someone had struck an ax in a tree. "I helped her care for the wound and called her parents," the woman said. Fortunately, there was a first aid kit on the train with which the victim could be helped.
A man in his late 20's had been drawn by his friend into the train, apparently unconscious. He was hurt at the head, but later on he was conscious again. In the train several passengers had immediately taken care of the man. Meanwhile, the train had now halted, and policemen of the special forces were standing everywhere.
The train driver had closed the doors, eyewitness report. Some passengers demanded to be allowed to leave the train. Since the doors could not be opened individually, everyone had to stay in the train. It was only when the federal police arrived that the driver opened all the doors. He said, "You are safe now, the police are on the railway."
The passengers were not allowed to leave the starion. They are questioned by the police as witnesses.
Another witness describes the attacker
Tobias Schneeberger (30) from Ratingen also became an eyewitness. He reports that he has waiting at 8:50 pm with his girlfriend and four children (aged nine months, two, five and seven years) on track 10 for the S6 direction Cologne. In front of them on track 13,
the S28 to Mettmann arrived. According to Schneeberger's observation,
the perpetrator got out of the train and ran up and down with an ax on the platform.
He describes the man as between 30 and 40 years old, with the appearance of a drug addict. He allegedly looked like a German. The people had run away screaming, bags had flown around. The trains had been honking permanently - "to irritate the perpetrator". The culprit then apparently ran over from track 13 to track 10. "I concluded this from the movement of screaming people," Schneeberger. said. He had pushed his girlfriend and children into the elevator they were standing next to. "I put myself before the children so they would not see the man." They then went down the elevator and left the station.
BBM
Train was heading to Mettmann, came from Kaarst / Neuss