Shock in the community building: Neighbor shocked everyone with the threeth behavior!

Shock in the community building: Neighbor shocked everyone with the threeth behavior!

Wien-Rudolfsheim-Fünfhaus, Österreich - In Vienna, the Grätzlpolize police missions are excited and attention. Local residents in the district area alerted the police in a municipal building due to cries of help and loud rumbles. A suspicion of abuse between siblings and unpredictable behavior of the apartment owner, who hid in her kitchen, led to an emergency. Official Steffi described that the situation became dangerous when the woman stepped out of the apartment with an object. These phenomena illustrate the challenges with which the Grätzl police officers are confronted every day. According to Kosmo , the missions are often also shaped by domestic violence and neighborhood conflicts.

Another incident occurred in Vienna-Rudolfsheim-Fünfhaus, where a resident was accused of abusing the door mat of a neighbor as a toilet replacement and leaving excrement on the walls. These incidents are part of the work of the Grätzlpolizei, who are considered to be confidants in many Vienna districts and take care of local problems. Puls4 reports that the Grätzlpolitikers want to actively contribute to improving security in their neighborhood.

The everyday life of the Grätzlpolizei

Richard Lipp, security coordinator in the 3rd district (country road), coordinates three Grätzel police officers and works closely with the district management to address problems early. Since 2018 in office, he sees the district as comparatively quiet compared to others, even if the missions have increased due to neighborhood disputes and domestic violence. These trends could be due to the effects of coronapandemic, such as MeinDeitzkirk reported.

lip emphasizes that conflicts among young people on Kolonitzplatz could be significantly reduced by working with youth work associations. Common operations in community buildings such as the Rabenhof and the Wildganshof not only affect neighborhood disputes, but also garbage problems and noise problems. In the assessment of Lipp, the Cardinal Nagl-Platz is another hotspot, where operations often take place due to cultural differences and festivals.

Future view

With urban development projects such as residential construction at the gasometer and the triiible tower, more people are expected to move into the district, which could possibly lead to an increase in conflicts. The busy Vienna Mitte, which records 30,000 visitors a day, has the potential to prove to be even more lively, but it is still not considered a hazard pot. The security coordinator emphasizes that successful police work in the 3rd district contributes to ensuring a safe feeling for the residents.