Police Arrest Graffiti Vandals in Separate Incidents at Berlin-Area Train Stations

Two groups of suspected graffiti artists were caught in the act by police, leading to multiple arrests and ongoing investigations into property damage.

Three teenagers were arrested at the Tempelhof S-Bahn station in Berlin after being caught vandalizing a parked train by undercover officers.
The suspects, aged 15, 17, and 18, attempted to flee in different directions but were apprehended with the help of additional police units.
In a separate incident, two men, aged 21 and 27, were detained at the Bad Freienwalde station for spray-painting a 20-square-meter section of a railway operations building.
Both groups of suspects were found in possession of spray cans and other graffiti-related tools, which were confiscated as evidence.
Authorities have launched investigations into property damage in both cases, noting that several of the individuals involved were already known to police for prior graffiti offenses.