Drunk is attacked by paramedics in the ambulance - police investigated!

Drunk is attacked by paramedics in the ambulance - police investigated!

In the early morning of June 18, 2025, there was an incident on the B208 in Northwest Mecklenburg, which puts the caring work of the rescue workers in a shocking light. A 59-year-old man who was helplessly found in Warin caused tumultuous scenes while he was transported to the hospital. According to [NDR] (https://www.ndr.de/nachrichten/mecklenburg-vorpommer/westmecklenburg/Nordwestmecklenburg-bunkerer-Roht-Rettungskraefte-im-Krankenwagen, Mvregioschwerin-128.html) began to insult and threaten the paramedic.

The breath alcohol test fell alarming: 2.78 per thousand. These high values ​​are often harborns of emotional outbreaks and violent behavior. He even tried to beat one of the paramedics, which led to a slight injury of the helper. This will have a serious legal consequences for the man, since he now has to answer for various offenses such as property damage, insult, threat, assault and an assault on rescue workers.

The background of violence

alcohol can quickly lead to conflicts and physical arguments, as also legal analyzes. An example from the recent case law shows that the dishes now look very precisely when bodily harm under the influence of alcohol. The Federal Court of Justice decided that self-defense is justified in some cases, but is not automatically available in every dispute among alcoholized people (https://www.anwalt.de/rechtstipps/betrunken-in-eine-schlaegerei-gen-koenn-notwehr-vorliegen-243270.html).

The increasing number of alcoholic acts of violence is a worrying development. According to the [Statista] (https://de.statista.com/themen/11062/kriminalitaet-in-de- germany- Gewaltkriminalitaet/), the statistics show that around 217,000 violent crimes were recorded in 2024-the highest number since 2007. In 2023, around 2,740 such violent acts against emergency services were documented, a maximum stand that triggered excitement and concern in society.

social effects

public violence towards rescue workers has increased significantly in recent years. A survey from May 2024 showed that 94% of German violence against people from social professions, including the police and emergency services, perceive a major problem. This perception could indicate a growing security awareness and the concerns about the effects of alcohol and drugs to behavior in critical situations Statista.