Chaos at birthday party: serious bodily harm and arrest!

Chaos at birthday party: serious bodily harm and arrest!

Friedrich-Engels-Platz, Wien, Österreich - A fateful birthday party at Friedrich-Engels-Platz in Vienna ended for a 35-year-old woman with a dramatic incident. It was arrested on suspicion of deliberately serious bodily harm. The celebration, which obviously took place in an exuberant alcohol frenzy, escalated around 3:00 p.m. Representatives of the police were called after a dispute broke out. The victim and a friend opened the door to the emergency services, whereupon the injured victim was immediately cared for and taken to the hospital. As a result of the events, the accused woman not only received a ban on entering and rising, but also a temporary ban on weapons, such as orf.at reported .

The legal framework for victims of crimes have improved significantly in recent decades. As part of the victim protection law, which has existed since 1987, injured persons have extended participation rights in the investigation. These reforms in particular include the perpetrator-victim compensation, which enables victims to participate in procedures more active. The legislator has tried to strengthen rights and support for victims through public lawsuits, which also includes the possibility of the co -action if serious crimes are available, according to justiz.nrw.de .

In addition, the injured have the right to psychosocial process accompaniment, which is valuable support, especially in cases of severe violence or sexual attacks. Information about the course of an investigation and the possibility of being accompanied by a lawyer for interrogations not only offer the victims legal security, but also emotional support in traumatic situations.