Berlin Train Station Evacuated Over Suspicious Object, Man Detained
Police cleared Berlin-Lichtenberg station and halted train services after a man with a wired object caused alarm; the object was later deemed harmless.
- The Berlin-Lichtenberg train station was evacuated on Friday due to a suspicious object carried by a man who was detained by police.
- The man reportedly threw the object, which had visible wires, onto the floor and shouted loudly in the station's main hall.
- Explosives experts examined the object and confirmed it posed no danger, leading to the resumption of train services around 1:15 PM.
- Train traffic, including regional and S-Bahn lines, was disrupted for approximately an hour, with some lines bypassing the station entirely during the investigation.
- The incident follows a similar case in October at Berlin-Neukölln station, where a man carrying explosive materials escaped and remains at large.