According to the police on Sunday, there were some incidents where election staff were attacked at night from Saturday to Sunday. “There have been several incidents of people being attacked for pasting election posters in Stocken, Spondavo, Wilmerstorf and Rudo last night and last night,” police said.
In Stogan, for example, a stranger tore up a poster of two election staff at 7:15 p.m., before insulting men between the ages of 35 and 23 and pushing the younger one. Apparently no one was hurt.
The 56-year-old election worker was attacked by an unidentified man during a dispute with two other election workers over pasting posters.
The man punched the woman in the arm and slightly injured her elbow. Then the stranger escaped on a bicycle.
According to police, a group of five election workers were verbally abused by a 36-year-old man at McLenbergishe Strauss in Wilmerstarb.
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As a result, there was a physical dispute, and the 36-year-old suffered from head decay, skin abrasions and eye irritation from animal repellent spray. The person was noticed and identified.
Former Berlin MP Fabio Reinhardt was openly attacked while posting.
On Twitter, he shared photos of his lips parting. He wrote, “People, be careful when you go on posters. Apparently the nerves are a bit empty.”
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