Krems Court: Afghan charged because of brutal belt attack!

Krems Court: Afghan charged because of brutal belt attack!

A brutal incident shaked the residents at the main square in Horn, Lower Austria! A 25-year-old Afghan asylum seeker is now on trial in Krems after he is said to have attacked three people at the end of June. The report on a 16-year-old adolescent is particularly shocking, which the attacker made a victim of his rage, according to information. In the handgemand, the teenager of a belt buckle was hit in the head in the head - an incredible 2.5 centimeter deep! Exxpress reported that the boy then had to be operated on.

What made the asylum seeker become so violent? Eyewitnesses described that everything started because of a little. Apparently the young people wanted to dispose of a sack lying around, which was actually one of the man. The supposed trifle ended in a fiasco that shook the city. In addition to the almost fatally injured teenager, a 53-year-old suffered a broken collarbone and wore injuries to the ear. Another 16-year-old victim got away with abrasions.

allegations of sexual harassment

This dramatic incident was not the only one who is charged to the asylum seeker. A week earlier he is said to have bothered two girls aged 14 and 15 on the city lake and secretly taken photos of them. The series of allegations takes a terrifying picture of the past weeks of the man.

an explosive character

But the trouble does not stop here: Shortly afterwards, the Krems prison should have escalated. During a planned search, the accused is said to have beaten and kicked wildly. Today reported that he also bitten what the alarming unpredictability of the man shows.

mental disorders as the cause?

The unrest around the case is reinforced by the expert opinion on the intellectual health of the accused. The regional court of Krems plans its accommodation in a forensic-therapeutic center due to its diagnosed mental disorder. According to the experts, the man shows serious narcissistic, dissocial and emotionally unstable features that could make him a danger to his surroundings.

This shocking case is a wake -up call for many residents and once again raises questions about security and mental health care. The presumption of innocence is still in the room, but public attention is growing to the process. It remains to be seen whether the accused must be responsible or whether he is given psychological support. This drama will undoubtedly still employ the city for a long time.