Knife attack in Eisenberg: 21-year-old on the way of improvement!

in Eisenberg there was a violent offense a week ago, in which a 48-year-old attacked two men. A 21-year-old man was seriously injured on the upper body and had to be treated in the hospital. According to the public prosecutor's office in Kaiserslautern, the 21-year-old is now "on the way of improvement". The 21-year-old is said to have not known the perpetrator, and there is no evidence that an incident has taken place in the restaurant that could have triggered the perpetrator's anger. This is classified by the authorities as mentally ill, such as The Rheinpfalz reported.

The public prosecutor's charges against a 20-year-old accused

in parallel to this incident. She is suspected of having fatally injured a 64-year-old. The incident occurred near the main train station in Kaiserslautern at the end of June and followed a sexual harassment of the man on the woman. The initial investigations had initially been hung on homicide, but were changed after evaluating video recordings. It was found that it was not a targeted killing settlement. There was a word battle, whereupon the accused pulled a folding knife and stabbed the man. During the argument, the man grabbed her hand, stabbed and fatally injured him. The woman said not to have stabbed the heart of what was accepted by the public prosecutor, such as Welt.de reported.