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Shockiant: Three Germans in Seefeld attacked with a parasol!
Unknowns attacked three Germans in Seefeld with parasol and dung bucket. Police are looking for witnesses to the incident.
Shockiant: Three Germans in Seefeld attacked with a parasol!
A brutal incident shook the pedestrian zone in Seefeld, Innsbruck-Land district on Monday morning. Three German men aged 34, 35 and 47 years were attacked by two unknown people who were accompanied by a woman at around 4.10 a.m. The attackers created a dangerous situation by beating their victims with a parasol and a metal manure. During the attack, the 34-year-old and the 47-year-old suffered slight head injuries and abrasions. The victim was brought to the Garmisch hospital with the ambulance, where they were medical care. In this context, the police ask for information on the telephone number 05913-7124 to determine the perpetrators and prevent possible further attack. [OE24 reports that…] (https://www.oe24.at/oesterreich/chronik/tirol/unknten-schlugen-schlugen-drei-de-mute- and-kuebel/63664452).
act of violence in North Rhine-Westphalia
Similar acts of violence are also recorded in Germany. In Herten, North Rhine-Westphalia, two men were seriously injured at the same time in the afternoon, presumably through a knife. The incident occurred shortly before 4 p.m. in front of a café on Place d’Arras in downtown Herten. The investigators tried to clarify, with the police both secured the traces at the scene and secured the clothes at the scene. Less than two hours after the crime, a man could already be arrested in handcuffs. The background of the incident is still unclear; Possible motifs should be a dispute among known and a random knife attack. The identity of the injured and details about the murder weapon have not yet been announced. [Image reports that ...] (https://www.bild.de/regional/ruhr area/zwei-maenner-beistacke-in-herten-nrw-wärch-67b0b7f05b6d2718c4).
crisis of crime
These incidents bring the police and society into a worrying situation, which is reinforced by the current figures of the police crime statistics (PKS). According to Federal Criminal Police Office, the development of criminal events in Austria has been electronically registered in Austria since 2001 and analyzed annually in security reports. The PKS is based on the Austrian Criminal Code (StGB) and serves the strategic criminal police planning.
However, the PKS only records crimes reported to the police and transmitted to the courts. Dark field statistics and the outcome of the court proceedings are not included in these reports. This information is crucial in order to better understand future developments in crime and to be able to react effectively to it.