Knife stabbing in Vienna favorites: Process start against 20-year-old Syrian

Knife stabbing in Vienna favorites: Process start against 20-year-old Syrian

At the regional court in Vienna favorites, the trial against a 20-year-old Syrian has been continued, which is charged with attempted murder in connection with a stabbing on Reumannplatz. The incident occurred on March 17, 2024, when a basic military servant showed civil courage with his girlfriend in the popular Eissalon Tichy and tried to protect a girl from harassment by several Syrians, including the accused. In this tense situation, he himself became victim.

When the 21-year-old reacted to the threat, he was first hit the face before the accused quickly pulled out a knife. According to the indictment, the Syrian added two deep wounds to the basic military servant: a ten centimeter -long injury in the shoulder area and a 37 centimeter long on the thigh. Then the defendant is said to have tract the one on the ground with foot kicks and beats. These highly dramatic events ensured a depressed atmosphere in the courtroom.

doubts about the statements

On the second day of the trial, however, serious doubts about the victim's description. In the event of a renewed survey, the basic military servant could no longer clearly determine whether the defendant himself or another, as a witness, stabbed him by the defender. The main thing was that the two men look confusingly similar.

The invited witness denied something to do with the victim's injuries, but admitted that he had been at the scene. In a dramatic turn of the events, the victim said that there were more questions than answers. This leaves space for speculation and could play a crucial role in the course of the process.

After the attack, passers -by provided first aid and informed the rescue workers, who took care of the seriously injured basic military servant. The attacker had already fled at the time and could only be researched and arrested by the police later. When he was arrested, the accused confirmed that there had been a dispute and stated that he sprayed the basic military service with pepper spray. However, he claims not to have been the one who led the knife stings.

The court will expect a judgment in the coming hours, which is expected to tension in view of the controversial statements and the evidence. The developments in this case, which causes excitement both in court and in public, are still observed. Details of the incident can be found at www.puls24.at