Explosive charges in Salzburg: Young men in court for abuse!

Explosive charges in Salzburg: Young men in court for abuse!

A scandalous process at the Salzburg Regional Court begins and draws attention to a group of young men who are suspected of having committed two highly alcoholic young people sexual assault and filmed them. The accused, between 16 and 20 years old and with different migration backgrounds, are accused of having committed serious crimes on December 25, 2023 in Bischofshofen. Cell phones are said to have taken pictures of the action while the parents' parents were absent. These evidence could be crucial for the legal consequences, since according to the public prosecutor's office, the victims suffered psychological damage, as kosmo.at reported.

large drug negotiations in Salzburg

At the same time, another process in Salzburg is on the agenda that revolves around an international addiction catering. Five men who live in Salzburg and have Serbian roots are suspected of smuggling and selling around 400 kilos of drugs, including cannabis and cocaine, between 2019 and 2024. These shocking international machinations were revealed by decrypting communications about an allegedly safe crypto messenger service. Thanks to an extensive police operation, French authorities were able to determine the identities of the perpetrators and analyze their chats, which led to the arrest of the suspects. The men are accused of having built up a profitable network that brought drugs from the Balkans to Salzburg, such as Sn.at Schildert.

The defendants are confident, but assert that the actual amounts of the drugs sold are exaggerated. The investigators found that the drugs had a street value of around four million euros. It is particularly striking that the gang is managed by a 55-year-old Serbs, but which is fleeting. His 34-year-old son is also in the process and is said to have played a central role in the business. The procedures in both cases run, and the public interest is great because serious legal consequences threaten.