Young people in Vienna: arrest after a mailbox slump in Brigittenau!
Young people in Vienna: arrest after a mailbox slump in Brigittenau!
In the Brigittenau, a lively district of Vienna, two young people caused excitement on Saturday morning. As vienna.at they were arrested by the police after a resident observed how four to five youthful attempted postcases in a multi-party house to break open. The alarmed officers of the Brigittenau city police command immediately initiated a search.
The two arrested, a 15-year-old young person from Iraq and a Syrian citizen of the same age, were found at the scene. The police secured a torn package that included a women's swimsuit, as well as the associated postal receipt. Despite the overwhelming facts, the suspects were not confessed with their interrogation. The Vienna public prosecutor then ordered its admission to a prison. Investigations into possible accomplices are in full swing.
young people on the thieving tour in restaurant
The Brigittenau adolescents are not the only ones who have recently hit the headlines due to thefts. On Wednesday evening, the police arrested two other young people in Pappenheimgasse. According to Today, a 16-year-old Somalier and an 18-year-old Austrian are suspected of having chosen the glass door of a restaurant. When the emergency services arrived, the perpetrators were already on the run, but could be arrested quickly.
Theft is currently being examined whether this incident actually occurred. The investigation is carried out by the west of the Vienna State Criminal Police Office.
The problem of youth crime
Such incidents throw a light on the growing problem of youth crime in Vienna. Criminal experts warn that many young people in the city are in milieus in which breaking laws is seen as a kind of adventure. Initiatives for youth promotion and integration could bring about a positive turn here.
The population itself is concerned about the increasing criminal activities of young people and wishes the city and the police to prevent increased measures to prevent such acts. More information about the current developments and measures of the authorities is available on Wien.orf.at .
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