Knife attack in Feldkirch: dispute over cell phone escalates violently!

Knife attack in Feldkirch: dispute over cell phone escalates violently!

In a violent incident at the train station in Feldkirch, Vorarlberg, a brutal altercation broke out between two Turkish nationals who were fighting over a mobile phone. The argument escalated in the late afternoon when a 21-year-old - living in Germany - stabbed his 46-year-old opponent in the stomach. After the attack, the victim was immediately taken to Feldkirch Hospital, where doctors confirmed that the injuries were serious but not life-threatening. However, emergency surgery was necessary to treat the wounds. How Cosmo reported that the men were originally there to hand over a cell phone, but there were disagreements about the whereabouts of the device.

Pulsating manhunt

After the brutal incident, the 21-year-old fled to the city center of Feldkirch. Police responded quickly and launched a large-scale manhunt involving nine police patrols. The perpetrator was caught just a short time later. The suspect is currently in police custody and is being questioned. The police are continuing to investigate this case to clarify the exact background to the attack, as well as the report from Foreland highlights.

The incident raises questions about security conditions at public events and at train stations where large numbers of people gather. As police continue to investigate the background and motives behind the attack, the public remains concerned about the violence that can result from perceived trivialities. At the moment, further details about the course of events and the history of those involved are not yet known.