Woman assaults personal protector, strikes him in the face
In an unexpected incident that took place in front of the Red City Hall in Rathausstraße, a woman attacked an employee of the Central Object Protection early this morning around 0:30 AM.
According to initial reports, the woman, who had an alcohol level of approximately 2 promille, reacted aggressively when the object protector offered help. She struck the extended hands of the object protector several times before the protector managed to bring her to the ground and restrain her until backup arrived.
Remarkably, the security employee remained unharmed during the attack, as did the woman, who was not arrested after the police measures were taken. The object protector, however, sustained a leg injury during the incident and was taken to a hospital for treatment.
Investigations into the attempted assault on a law enforcement officer are ongoing, and further details regarding the woman's identity or the progress of the investigation have not been released at this time. It is important to note that the woman was not intoxicated enough to be considered legally drunk.
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- The incident at Red City Hall, while classified under general news, also has a connection to health-and-wellness, as the woman's condition was affected by alcohol.
- Although the incident primarily falls under crime-and-justice for her attack on the object protector, science might also find interest in this case, given the potential impact of alcohol on a person's behavior.
