Hundreds of passengers in the men's spray wolf spray station were mad enough to escape.
Four seas network: Recently, when a couple checked at HanKou Railway Station, a bottle of wolf spray was found. The security inspectors clearly told that the spray belonged to prohibited items, and the man was furious and angry. He sprayed a bottle of anti wolf spray into the air, causing more than 100 passengers in the station to cough away more than one thing. Let's look at the details below.
"What's the matter with Hankou railway station? Groups of people are coughing." at 6 p.m. yesterday, netizens tweeted that there was a pungent smell in Hankou railway station of Wuhan Metro Line 2, causing many passengers to cough and sneeze.
At the first time of the incident, the reporter contacted Xiao Pengyang, the station chief on duty of Hankou railway station. He said the pungent smell came from a wolf spray sprayed by a passenger in the subway hall.
The incident happened at 5:40 yesterday afternoon. At the F exit of HanKou Railway Station subway station, the security inspector found that a pair of lovers had metal objects in their luggage, and found that they were a jar of anti wolf spray. The security guard explained to the couple that the spray could not be taken into the subway, but the man was so excited that he insisted on taking it away. After 6 minutes of stalemate, the man claimed that he had used up the spray and did not give it to the security inspector. So he spewed gas into the air of the station hall. When security inspectors and auxiliary police stopped him, he was also shot by the man.
"At that time, the whole entrance and exit of F was full of the pungent smell of hot pepper water. More than 100 passengers nearby were choked by the smell and coughing and fled one after another. "Xiao Pengyang said that the assistant police and security inspectors chase the man to seize the spray in his hand, and he sprays it in 20 seconds.
Xiao Pengyang said that at that time, most of the station halls were filled with pungent smell, and some passengers coughed and cried. At the first time, the subway station closed the entrance and exit F, transferred the crowd to other entrances and exits, and opened the smoke extraction system. 20 minutes later, the pungent smell gradually dissipated.
It is reported that the man was later taken away by the track police.