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Bad Aiblinger attacks police officers – shocking violence in Rosenheim!
A 20-year-old attacked two police officers in Rosenheim. The incident occurred on June 15, 2025 after passers-by went for help.
Bad Aiblinger attacks police officers – shocking violence in Rosenheim!
On June 15, 2025, at around 9:45 a.m., an incident occurred in Rosenheim that heated up tempers and raised questions. A 20-year-old man from Bad Aibling, who was lying motionless in the sun, caused a stir when passers-by informed the police. While trying to wake the man up, the situation suddenly became explosive. Because when the officers spoke to him, he didn't react. This forced the police to shake him awake. But the calm was only short-lived: after the awakening, the young man immediately attacked one of the police officers with his fists, which further escalated the situation. This reports Radio Charivari.
The two police officers involved, aged 30 and 26, were forced to call for assistance when the situation spiraled out of control. While trying to restrain the man and handcuff him, he ended up injuring the younger officer with a kick to the face. It's an almost incomprehensible display of aggression that left both officers with minor injuries but without the need for medical attention. The young man was then taken into custody and admitted to a specialist clinic while an investigation was initiated into the physical attack on law enforcement officers Rosenheim24 reported.
A problem for society as a whole
The incident in Rosenheim points to a larger social problem that not only concerns the region. According to a current balance sheet from... Federal Criminal Police Office Police officers in Germany are confronted with violence every day. In 2023, approximately 106,000 officers were victims of violent acts, representing an increase of around 10% compared to 2022. The figures for physical attacks are particularly worrying: around 85% of violent acts against police and emergency services are physical attacks, often during arrests.
The unions are now calling for drastic measures to offer civil servants more security. Federal Interior Minister Nancy Faeser has also recognized the problem and is planning, among other things, changes to the law to better equip police officers and take action against attacks. These events show that respect for the emergency services must be protected in order to make their work easier and to prevent such attacks from becoming normal.