Police bulletinDrunk man threatens paramedics in Mamer as police detain several intoxicated people

Kevin Kayser
adapted for RTL Today
Luxembourg police intervened in a series of alcohol-related incidents across the country over the weekend, detaining multiple people for disorderly conduct and threats, and arresting a man wanted on an outstanding warrant on Monday morning.
© Laurent Weber

Police were called to Mamer at around 8.30pm on Sunday after a heavily intoxicated man fell from a grandstand. When emergency services arrived to assist, the man behaved uncooperatively and threatened the paramedics on site. He refused to be treated and was also aggressive towards police officers, requiring them to restrain him. After being brought under control, he was examined, transported to hospital, and later taken to the police station to sober up in a holding cell.

Later that night, officers responded to a disturbance in the Luxembourg-Gare district, where another intoxicated man was causing a commotion and damaging property. He also threatened security staff present at the scene. Police restrained the man, ensured he was seen by a doctor, and subsequently placed him in custody.

Earlier on Sunday afternoon, police were called to two separate incidents involving intoxicated individuals. In the Grand Rue in Luxembourg City, a person was caught stealing perfume. In Grevenmacher, a man harassed pedestrians and demanded money from them. Both offenders were examined by a doctor before being placed in police custody.

On Monday morning in Bonnevoie, police arrested a man suspected of stealing from a petrol station. During the intervention, officers discovered that the man was wanted on an existing arrest warrant. He was subsequently transferred directly to Schrassig penitentiary.

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