Brutal attack in Korneuburg: brother attacked with vodka bottle and knife

Brutal attack in Korneuburg: brother attacked with vodka bottle and knife

A terrifying incident in Korneuburg has caused a stir in the past few days. A man was sentenced to six years in prison on Monday. This happened due to intentionally serious assault after attacking his alcoholized brother in a brutal attack with an empty vodka bottle and a knife in January. The judgments in this case are now final, and the accused can no longer hope for a mitigation.

The attack occurred on January 4 in the Mistelbach district. The victim, who was sleeping at the time, was beaten up by his brother Hintel Rücks with a vodka bottle. When the brother woke up, the accused stabbed him with a knife over seven centimeters. He injured him on the chest, right upper arm, back and right knee joint. The perpetrator said that he wanted to get respect through the attack, a motive that many amazed as unsettled as unsettled. According to OE24, the severity of the act is not to be underestimated.

further incidents of violence related to alcohol

alcohol seems to be a common element in various violent incidents. For example, a 54-year-old police officer was recently sentenced to twelve years in prison and a briefing in an institution for mentally abnormal legal breakers. Here, too, alcohol was involved: the defendant had shot her on the night of December 21, 2018 after visiting his wife a restaurant with his wife. He spoke of the intention of "giving his wife a shock", which the victim vehemently contradicted because she instinctively moved back and thus escaped the shot. The court recognized a personality disorder in the man, which was also simple in the punishment. Details can be found in Krone

The problem of alcohol and violence is not new. According to [zero alcohol] (https://www.null-al alcohol-voll-power.de/checken/news-und-fakten/sumen-grafiken/Al alcohol-und-chtlalt/), alcohol plays a relevant role in serious crimes, especially in the area of ​​violent crime. Statistics show that around 50% of the offenders who resisted state power or assaulted attacks on state officials were alcoholic. Such data illustrates the dangers associated with alcohol consumption. Allegedly, the number of crimes in connection with alcohol decreases, but the risk of violent attacks remains high.