Terminated Employee Kicks Officer During Protest at Former Workplace in Upper Franconia

A 31-year-old former employee triggered a police operation at her previous workplace in Tettau, located in the Kronach district of Upper Franconia, Germany. The incident occurred on a Monday after the woman refused to accept her termination and began protesting loudly within the company premises. Despite repeated requests from staff and security to leave the building, she remained inside, prompting authorities to be called to the scene. Upon arrival, police issued a banishment order and physically removed the woman from the facility. However, she continued to resist during the expulsion process. During a subsequent search conducted by officers, the woman kicked one of the police officers, escalating the situation. As a result, law enforcement has launched an investigation against the 31-year-old. She faces potential charges including trespassing and attempted bodily harm for her actions against the officer. The event highlights the tensions that can arise during employment terminations and the legal consequences of resisting law enforcement duties. The report was published by Die Zeit, citing information from the local police force.