Escalating dispute in flat share: police in the 17th district alarmed

Escalating dispute in flat share: police in the 17th district alarmed

on Thursday evening, around 10 p.m., there was a loud argument in an apartment on Maysengasse in the 17th district of Vienna, which called on the plan. Residents had alerted the authorities after hearing screams and a loud noise.

When they arrived, the officials found that the dispute between two roommates of a shared apartment (WG) had broken out. Initially applied by the volume of a mixer who was apparently used excessively, the argument quickly escalated. According to reports, the two men started and beat.

a serious incident

The situation could not be easily de -escalated, and the police officers had to intervene in order to separate the two participants and calm the situation. It is believed that an obvious conflict on the use of the mixer, which led to a considerable noise, was the trigger for the violent meeting.

Incidents that arise in the heat of the battle are unfortunately not uncommon. In a narrow living environment, even the slightest reason can lead to a potentially dangerous situation. The police finally asked the two men to clarify the closer circumstances. During their investigation, which are initiated regularly by such incidents in urban areas, the focus is on domestic violence.

The officials encourage everyone involved in similarly stored disputes to solve the conflicts in a peaceful way and to inform the police in the event of physical examination or attacks. Such arguments can not only lead to injuries, but also to legal consequences.

In this special case, no one was seriously injured, but the situation clearly shows how quickly everyday conflicts can develop into serious disputes. Sometimes a device that is too loud is enough to run tensions between roommates.

Details on these incidents are still sparse, but Investigations by the police continue to continue and that you are looking for further information in order to clarify the exact circumstances of the dispute.