Police probing case of woman attacked at Berlin subway station

Watch the disturbing footage here

German authorities have been appealing for information in connection with an October attack on a 26-year-old woman at a Berlin underground station.



Berlin police have released a video of the incident in an attempt to identify the attacker. Lady Gaga and Charlize Theron's bodyguard Michael Kuehr, 54, has offered a €2,000 reward for anyone who can help identify the suspect and his apparent accomplices, The Telegraph reported.



Kuehr was said to be so shocked by what he saw on CCTV that he wanted to help the authorities, who were struggling to find witnesses.



The footage shows a group of young men approaching the woman and one of them kicking her down the fleet of stairs. One of them is then seen stopping only to pick up an empty bottle. According to BBC News, the woman was left with a broken arm and only one of the attackers has been identified so far.


On Monday, a man stabbed a passenger on a train at a south London station and then chased people shouting, “I want to kill a Muslim”, the Daily Mirror reported, in an incident police said was not “terrorism-related.” Shoppers and other travelers ran away as the man roamed the streets for up to 15 minutes, the newspaper reported.

 This article originally appeared on The Telegraph.