Deadly dispute in Ramsberg: 15-year-old died after a knife attack!

Deadly dispute in Ramsberg: 15-year-old died after a knife attack!

In a tragic incident in Middle Franconia, a 15-year-old adolescent was fatally injured in a knife attack. The incident occurred at the train station in Ramsberg, as a group of young people, including the 19-year-old suspect, got into a dispute with the 15-year-old. The exact cause of the dispute is still unclear, but according to police spokesman Michael Petzold, there are suspicions that insults with possibly xenophobic background occurred. The 19-year-old has been in custody for manslaughter since Sunday.

The police continue to determine why the 19-year-old had a knife with him. The type of knife is not known for tactical reasons, but the police found that it was not a forbidden object within the meaning of the Weapons Act. It is believed that both groups happened to meet at the train station and did not know any previous acquaintance. The 19-year-old group came from Nuremberg and consisted of five to eight people, while the 15-year-old was on the road with one or two friends. The reason for the appearance of the Nuremberg Group in Ramsberg is currently being determined, and there is no connection to the Burning Beach electrofestival, which took place about a kilometer from the crime scene.

possible background of violence

This incident is in the context of an increase in knife attacks in Germany, which are often committed by young men. As a study by the Lower Saxony Criminological Research Institute shows, youthful knives are increasingly contributing to self -defense. The surveys among students illustrate that young people affected by violence are more inclined to carry knives, which increases the likelihood that they are used in conflict situations.

dr. Victoria Engelmann, a forensic psychiatrist, emphasizes that psychological problems and the influence of drugs often play a role in the execution of such violent acts. In a similar act in Aschaffenburg, where a 28-year-old man from Afghanistan a two-year-old attack, it was found that the suspect was mentally ill and was previously under care. Such mental illnesses, such as post -traumatic stress disorders (PTBS), often lead to increased aggression potential and impaired guilt.

The investigation in this cause is now geared to illuminate the psychological background of the people involved in order to obtain a more comprehensive picture of the events. These tragic incidents raise questions about security in public spaces and the responsibility of young people in dealing with weapons.