Berlin police hunt suspect after New Year’s pyrotechnic attack injures man
Berlin police are seeking public assistance to identify a man suspected of causing serious harm at Warschauer Straße U-Bahn station. Early on New Year’s Day, the suspect allegedly deployed a pyrotechnic device, injuring a 43-year-old man who now suffers from permanent hearing damage in one ear. Authorities have released surveillance images in an effort to locate the individual responsible.
The incident occurred around 1 AM on January 1, 2024, at the Warschauer Straße station. According to police, the suspect ignited a pyrotechnic device near the victim, causing significant injury. The 43-year-old sustained lasting hearing loss in one ear as a result.
Footage from the station’s cameras, logged under case number 2355, shows the suspect’s movements and appearance. The images may reveal details such as his clothing, build, or distinctive features like tattoos or accessories. Police have made these recordings public to encourage witnesses or anyone with information to come forward.
The investigation remains active, with authorities depending on public help to identify the suspect. Anyone who recognizes the man in the surveillance footage or has relevant details is urged to contact Berlin police. The victim continues to cope with the effects of the attack, including permanent hearing impairment.
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