In the night from Saturday to Sunday there was said to be an insult with a homophobic background in Schöneberg. As the Berlin police say, a 49-year-old is said to have tried to gain access to a bar on Kleiststrasse at the corner of Eisenacher Strasse, but only gay men are supposed to have access.
This was prohibited by the operator’s 56-year-old partner. As a result, the woman, who was accompanied by another woman, is said to have settled in a chair in front of the bar and consumed drinks she had brought with her. The 56-year-old’s requests to leave the area in front of the bar are said to have been ignored, so that the police were alerted to the location. The 49-year-old then followed the instructions from the police and left.
Around 2:00 the woman is said to have returned to the bar and asked to be admitted to the bar. When she is said to have been denied this, she is said to have sat down again in a chair in front of the bar. When the 56-year-old is said to have asked the woman to move away, she is said to have kicked him.
The 56-year-old was able to avoid the kick and was therefore unharmed. Afterwards, the 49-year-old is said to have poured the contents of a glass that she had brought and held in her hand over the chest of the 56-year-old. Then the 49-year-old is said to have insulted the man homophobically.
The police, who had meanwhile been alarmed, arrested the woman shortly afterwards. The apparently alcoholic suspect testified to the police that she said she had been discriminated against. After the identification of her, she was released.
