Brutal attack in Passau: 29-year-old fights for his money!

Brutal attack in Passau: 29-year-old fights for his money!

In the early hours of a quiet Sunday there was an attack in Passau that caused a sensation in the local community. A 29-year-old man was in the monastery garden at around 4.45 a.m. when he was addressed by four unknown men. The situation quickly escalated when one of the attackers asked the man to change a banknote. When the victim presented the appearance, he was rabidly snatched.

A physical argument followed, in which the 29-year-old had to take several strokes. This brutal attack ended when the perpetrators finally dropped out of their victim and fled towards Nikolakloster. The police have already initiated initial investigations.

information about the perpetrators

According to the police, the description of the perpetrators is important for the investigation. The attack stated that the four men were about 20 years old, had short black hair and had a dark skin color. These details could be helpful for possible witnesses that were noticed during this time in the monastery garden or in the surrounding area.

The 29-year-old was taken to a hospital for outpatient treatment after the attacking argument. It is unclear how serious the injuries are, but the circumstances of the attack raise questions about security in this area.

The Passau criminal police have called for people who have made observations or can give information about the perpetrators. The officials can be reached on the phone number ✆ 0851/95110 and hope to receive further information about the crime and the group of perpetrators through possible witness information.

For many Passauer, the incident is a worrying sign that violence can also prevail in supposedly safe areas such as the monastery garden. It remains to be seen whether the police will result in rapid results due to working with the public. Details about this situation are currently being collected and the investigators strive to bring light into the dark.

For more information about this incident and the ongoing investigations, See the current report on www.pnp.de .