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The passenger threatened the driver and finally assaulted the ÖBB employee. The 36-year-old man received 14 months of probation, the verdict is not final.
The Viennese visited friends at Deutsch Wagram on July 8 and talked about alcohol in abundance. According to his own statements, he drank “seven to ten beers, a couple of Jägermeister and one or two cola whiskey.” “Normally I don’t drink anything, but everything has been too much for me,” he told the jury’s senate (president: Claudia Zöllner). Massive debts due to the bankruptcy of her inn and late alimony payments gave her existential fears.
At about 9pm he started his journey home, he wanted to take the express train to Floridsdorf. However, he took the wrong train, due to the renovation works, it did not take him north of Vienna, but east to the main station. When the driver drew the 36-year-old man’s attention to the missing mask, he was shocked. “Are you serious now?” He asked the driver in an aggressive tone. “If you don’t continue right away, I’ll give you a brutal beating,” said the passenger.
The conductor immediately ran to the front of the train conductor and informed him that the police would be needed due to an aggressive passenger. The 36-year-old man followed him and pressed the 29-year-old train attendant against the wall. Now you have to make sure that this train goes to Leopoldau, otherwise you will have to believe in it, the passenger is said to have said. “He just took the wrong train, eleven or 15 minutes later one would have gone straight to Leopoldau,” said the driver as a witness. The train stopped because someone squeezed the emergency brake.
Then the 36-year-old man hit the man. First he slapped her across the face, then she punched her across the face and upper body. When the driver fell, the passenger kicked the man’s head and torso four more times. An imprint on the neck was still visible after the attack. With great luck, the driver was only slightly injured. He suffered a bruised tear under his eye, broken teeth, bruises and bruises. Only when an older passenger entered and asked for the attack to stop, did the man stop.
“I am very sorry for all this,” said the defendant. He couldn’t remember the whole process. He still knew that he had slapped the director, but why the 36-year-old could not remember due to his alcoholism. “He even had a mask on. He didn’t even know he wasn’t wearing it,” he said. He would have learned many details from the prosecution. Now he has to pay the driver 2,000 compensation for pain and suffering and the ÖBB 4,843.62 euros for the failure. The man was originally charged with attempted battery, but it was deemed attempted battery. In addition, the man received a conviction for attempted total duress.
