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BackMann stirbt nach Sturz vom Bahnsteig in Neu Wulmstorf
Mann stirbt nach Sturz vom Bahnsteig in Neu Wulmstorf
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Mann stirbt nach Sturz vom Bahnsteig in Neu Wulmstorf

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  • Ein 46 Jahre alter Mann ist nach einem Sturz aus etwa acht Metern Höhe am Bahnhof Neu Wulmstorf an seinen Kopfverletzungen gestorben.
  • Ersthelfer fanden ihn leblos in der Fußgängerunterführung und reanimierten ihn bis zum Eintreffen der Rettungskräfte.
  • Die Polizei sucht einen unbekannten Ersthelfer, der vor deren Eintreffen geflohen ist.

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Der Mann kam mit dem Zug aus Richtung Buxtehude am Bahnhof Neu Wulmstorf an und legte sich anschließend auf die Mauer am Nordende des Bahnsteigs zum Schlafen.

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Ein 46 Jahre alter Mann ist nach einem Sturz am Bahnhof Neu Wulmstorf (Landkreis Harburg) an seinen schweren Kopfverletzungen gestorben. Ersthelfer hatten ihn am Morgen leblos in der Fußgängerunterführung gefunden und bis zum Eintreffen der Rettungskräfte reanimiert, wie die Polizei mitteilte.

Nach bisherigen Ermittlungen war der Mann kurz vor 6.00 Uhr mit dem Zug aus Richtung Buxtehude am Bahnhof angekommen. Anschließend habe er sich auf die Mauer an der Nordseite des Bahnsteigs zum Schlafen gelegt. Etwa eine Viertelstunde später habe er sich gedreht und sei rund acht Meter in die Tiefe gestürzt.

Polizei sucht Ersthelfer

Ein Ersthelfer hatte sich bereits vor dem Eintreffen der Polizei entfernt. Der etwa 30 bis 40 Jahre alte Mann habe dunkles Haar gehabt und Joggingbekleidung, eine schwarze Jacke sowie einen Rucksack getragen. Die Polizei bittet ihn, sich bei der Dienststelle in Seevetal zu melden.

Open Questions

  • Warum flüchtete der Ersthelfer vor dem Eintreffen der Polizei?
  • Gab es Zeugen des Sturzes außer dem geflüchteten Ersthelfer?
  • Wurden Überwachungsvideos am Bahnhof ausgewertet?

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