On Saturday evening, February 7, a man boarded a bus in Espoo and immediately began behaving aggressively and threateningly, creating distress among other passengers. The situation escalated when the man detached the bus's emergency hammer, which is intended for breaking glass in emergencies. This prompted the bus driver to stop the vehicle and remove the man from the bus.

As the bus driver informed the man that he would call emergency services, the suspect allegedly threatened the driver with violence using the emergency hammer. Fearing for their safety, the driver took action by attempting to eject the man from the bus. Following this, the man exited the vehicle and fled on foot before police arrived. The authorities are now investigating the incident, which includes potential charges of illegal threats.

The incident highlights growing concerns about safety on public transportation, as disruptions and aggressive behaviors are increasing in urban areas. It raises questions about the adequacy of security measures on public buses and the need for improved protocols to handle disruptive passengers. With the police involved, the local community is keenly observing the developments surrounding this case, given its alarming nature and the weapon used in the threat.