Bloody argument in Innsbruck: woman stabs my partner!

A shocking incident shakes Innsbruck: A 30-year-old woman stings her partner, a 34-year-old Serbs, with a kitchen knife. This happened on Wednesday evening during a dispute in her apartment, and the brutal act was only made public by the police on Saturday. As expected, the man was injured, but got off lightly with a "moderate injury" and was brought to a clinic where he was treated on an outpatient basis. The attacker was arrested under the suspicion of the attempted murder and is now in a judiciary, while a procedure has also been initiated against the man, since he is suspected of having exercised violence, such as kosmo.at reported .

Stiller call for help saves young woman

Regardless of this incident, there are other alarming messages from Innsbruck. On the evening of February 18, a 14-year-old girl was attacked by several perpetrators in a tram. As she suffered from strokes, she made the international hand signal for help, which made a passer -by to alert the police. The police emphasize that acoustic calls for help, i.e. the loud screaming for help, are often more effective than hidden hand signals, as they are clearly audible and more people can draw attention. This was underlined by the Tyrolean police, which also indicates the "silent emergency call", with which a discrete alarm of the police is possible in acute dangerous situations, such as Meinzirk.at reported .

At the same time, various help options and prevention measures against violence with various campaigns, e.g. with the help marks "Luisa" and "Viola", are constantly encouraged. These approaches are intended to strengthen the awareness of violence prevention and encourage people to find or offer help at an early stage.