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Disbelief after rape: 15-year-old affected in Stuttgart pedestrian zone
A 15-year-old girl was raped in a pedestrian zone in Stuttgart. Police are urgently looking for witnesses to the incident.
Disbelief after rape: 15-year-old affected in Stuttgart pedestrian zone
A serious incident occurred in Stuttgart on Tuesday night in which a 15-year-old girl was raped in a pedestrian zone. Loud OE24 The night began for the girl and her friend at a fast food joint, where they met two men around 1 a.m. After leaving the restaurant, the groups went to the pedestrian zone where the gruesome attack took place. While one person raped the girl, his accomplice retreated with the girl's friend.
According to information from t online, the 15-year-old describes that she was on the way to the collegiate church when the attack occurred. After the incident, the girl immediately contacted an employee of a child protection facility, who then informed the police. The investigators are now looking for witnesses who can help clarify the case. Witnesses are asked to call +49 711 8990 5778.
Description of the perpetrator
The wanted perpetrator is described as a male, between 170 and 180 cm tall, around 20 to 28 years old, with a dark complexion and a full beard. This information is of great importance for the police in order to solve the incident as quickly as possible.
Police are eager to obtain tips and emphasize the importance of witness reporting to prevent such crimes and increase safety in the city.
Context to juvenile crime
The incident in Stuttgart highlights the worrying problem of juvenile crime in Germany. According to an analysis by the DJI Attacks among young people have increased in recent years. The statistics show that despite various preventive measures, such acts of violence continue to occur, which leads to an increased discussion about security precautions in public spaces.
The Stuttgart police have already set up a special team to solve the case as quickly as possible and to ensure additional security in the busy areas of the city. The ongoing debate about violence among young people and improved cooperation with social institutions is seen as an essential element for prevention.