17 -year -olds found in Syrians' apartment - police investigated!

17 -year -olds found in Syrians' apartment - police investigated!

Geiselbergstraße, Wien, Österreich - in Vienna, a 17-year-old was reported by her parents last Friday. She was finally found in the apartment of four Syrian men. According to Exxpress.at, it is a quartet that is between 21 and 35 years old. Three of the men live together in an apartment on Geiselbergstrasse, while the fourth was identified as a friend of the trio.

The men were interrogated by the police, but deny any sexual contact with the 17-year-old. During the surveys, they stated that they had "met young people on the street in Simmering" on Sunday, where they offered them a place to sleep. The suspects' cell phones have been secured and are now to be evaluated. The 17-year-old, who is considered to be known and lives with her parents in Lower Austria, had been found in a worrying state. Comprehensive trace backups have already been carried out, and the investigation has been handed over to the State Criminal Police Office in Vienna, South branch.

incident in Chemnitz

n-tv.de it was first beaten and is said to have been touched until easily by the prisoners. A 22-year-old acquaintance of the woman who hurried to help was also depressed. The police were able to arrest five suspects aged 15 to 23, all Syrian citizens. Against them is determined for sexual assault and dangerous bodily harm, while some of them have already been released.

crime development and outlook

The incidents also skill lightly on the current crime development in Germany. According to Statista, the police crime statistics for 2024 recorded a decline in crime by 1.7 % to a total of around 5.84 million crimes. Nevertheless, there is an increase in crimes that affect people's feeling of security. In particular, crimes against personal freedom, including sexual offenses, remain a worrying topic. With a clearance rate of 58 %, there are challenges in recording and persecution of such offenses, while the proportion of non -German suspect has risen to around 41.8 %.

The linking of these incidents and social reactions on it could have far -reaching consequences. What is certain is that the investigation continues and the public must be informed about the developments.