A disturbing incident occurred on a public bus in the Karakallio district of Espoo, Finland, when a group of about four men attempted to board the bus on route 200. Teemu Kaltiainen, a passenger on his way home, witnessed a confrontation between the men and the bus driver regarding the consumption of alcohol inside the vehicle. The situation escalated when one of the men attempted to seize control of the driver's seat, causing alarm among the passengers.

According to Kaltiainen, the driver was forced to take action to eject the men from the back of the bus. Meanwhile, one of the individuals remained persistent and attempted to climb into the driver's position, succeeding in getting beyond the protective glass shield. Thankfully, the driver was able to intervene before any serious incident occurred. Kaltiainen noted that at the time of this panic, there were approximately 30 to 40 passengers on the bus, all visibly shaken and frightened by the unfolding events.

The incident highlights the potential dangers of public transport in situations involving intoxicated individuals and raises concerns about passenger safety. Despite the additional measures taken by the driver, the event left many passengers traumatized. This unsettling occurrence has sparked discussions about the security protocols on public transportation in Finland, particularly regarding the presence of disruptive individuals who may jeopardize the safety of others.