14-year-old arrested in Vienna according to series of robberies!

14-year-old arrested in Vienna according to series of robberies!

A 14-year-old was temporarily arrested in Vienna, suspected of having committed five robberies between the end of February and early April. According to [vienna.at] (https://www.vienna.at/14-jaehriger-nach-Raubueberfall-Serie-in-Wien-fest, the young person persecuted his victims to their living addresses, where he attacked them in the entrance area or staircase. He called for mobile phones and access codes and slightly injured almost all victims by beating or choking.

The raids were primarily directed against young people, including an 11-year-old boy and four girls between the ages of 14 and 18. The 14-year-old was arrested by the Vienna public prosecutor's office on the basis of a judicial arrest and was comprehensively confessed with an interrogation. According to the meinzirk.at, the suspect was then arrested and then transferred to a judiciary.

Methodology of raids

The 14-year-old method was particularly aggressive. He lurked up to his victims and attacked them as soon as they came close to their places. This tactic shows an alarming form of youth crime, which is increasingly perceived in public. According to various studies, the number of crimes committed by young people has increased in recent years, as in the youth crime report from [dji.de] (https://www.dji.de/fileadmin/user_upload/jugendkriminalitaet/ Numbers-daten-fakten-jugendkalt_mai_2021.pdf).

The incidents in Vienna are an example of increasing aggression among young people who affect not only a certain age, but also gender. While the attacks mostly had girls as a target group, the case of a young boy shows that not only female young people are in danger. The actual numbers and deeper analysis of youth crime are essential to better understand these phenomena and develop preventive measures.