Shocking incident in Vienna: twelve -year -olds of girls brutally attacked

Shocking incident in Vienna: twelve -year -olds of girls brutally attacked

In a worrying incident in Vienna-Meidling, a twelve-year-old was attacked by three girls at the end of October. The police have confirmed that the suspects are investigated due to attempted serious bodily harm, property damage and dangerous threat.

The argument occurred on October 25th when the three attackers of the twelve -year -olds opened. According to reports, they pulled the girl onto the roof of a residential building in the Zeleborgasse and threatened to push them off the roof. This was the beginning of massive threats and physical violence that the girl later pushed into a garage in Rauchgasse. There the girl was not only tortured, but also injured - among other things, her hair was lit and her eyelashes were torn out. In addition, she received punch and kicks and was wounded with a knife on the thumb.

aftermath and public attention

The girl affected must be taken to a Vienna hospital because of the serious injuries, including bruises and a cut. A video that shows the abuse is now said to have been distributed on social media. The police continue to investigate in this case and report on an advertisement that has been received despite the girls' attempts to intimidate. According to the reports, the twelve -year -old was forced to speak in a cell phone camera and "swear by Allah" that she would not tell her family about the incident.

The results of the investigation led two of the three suspected girls to be known; However, the 13- and 14-year-old perpetrators still have to be heard. These incidents not only show the cruelty with which the attackers were doing, but also raise questions about the influence of social media on young people. The girl affected has supposedly received further threats about social media after the incident, which underlines the urgency of this problem. Further information and details on the current situation can be found at www.vienna.at