Bread knife threat: husband arrested in Vienna favorites

Bread knife threat: husband arrested in Vienna favorites

On May 28, 2025,

in Vienna favorites escalated a marriage dispute around 11:00 p.m., in which a 32-year-old man of Turkish citizenship threatened his wife of the same age with a bread knife. According to Kosmo even the husband even spoke death threats, while the woman reported that he had repeatedly prohibited her in contact with relatives and friends. This led to persistent conflicts between the spouses.

After the incident, the woman went to the Zohmanngasse police inspection and filed a complaint. The police arrested the suspect 32-year-old in the shared apartment. A ban on entering and rising and a temporary ban on weapons was given against him, while the police investigations are still going on.

previous incidents

reports vienna.at .

domestic violence is a serious and widely recognized problem in Austria. It includes violent acts between people in a common household or close relationships such as between partners or parents and children. To help victims, there are legal regulations such as the Violence Protection Act, which has been in force since May 1, 1997. It was developed to offer protection through measures such as the ban on entering and approaching and improve the legal framework. The police are entitled to express these bans and support persons regardless of family or factual conditions, such as "https://www.bmfwf.gv.at/frauen-und-glegent-gege-gegaltmen/haeusliche-walt.html" Class = "Source_3"> Federal Ministry, families, families, families and families. Youth explained.

support offers

The Viennese police offer support for victims of violence and emphasizes the importance of contacting contact in crisis situations. You can reach the police emergency call under number 133 at any time. The crime prevention of the Vienna State Criminal Police Office offers personal consultations on the hotline 0800 216346, and other contacts for victims of violence are:

  • Frauenhelpline: 0800 222 555
  • Violence protection center: 0800 700 217
  • victim emergency call: 0800 112 112
  • emergency call of the Viennese women's shelters: 05 77 22

In addition, there are also numerous online aid offers for women in Austria, including the Frauen-Helpline as well as the Frauenhäuser .

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