Brutal attack in Döbling: moral guards beaten teenagers!

Brutal attack in Döbling: moral guards beaten teenagers!

A brutal attack that caused concern in the public public caused horror in the Hugo-Wolf park on Thursday evening. A 17-year-old Austrian was attacked by several young men. The attack is directly related to the relationship of the young person to a 16-year-old Chechen. At around 10 p.m. the teenager was confronted by the group and was caught in a violent scenario in no time when one of the attackers hit him and pushed him to the ground. He was subsequently threatened, a knife was pulled out and the cell phone code was asked to steal the mobile phone. When the victim hardly got any air, the perpetrators, who described themselves as a "moral monitor". After the incident, the young person returned to his supervised residential facility, where a supervisor immediately informed the police. Investigations by the Vienna State Criminal Police Office, Western Office, and the suspects have already been identified, reports Exxpress.at .

The incidents in Vienna accept worrying forms. In particular, rival Syrian and Chechen youth bands have a public fight and are a serious problem for security in the city. Police President Colonel Dietmar Berger explains that the tensions between Chechens, Turks and Syrians are known among the groups. In disputes, fights are not only fisted, but also with knives and firearms. A dispute in the Arch owner park, in which a 30-year-old Austrian was seriously injured with Chechen roots, is a trigger for the current conflicts. The police have therefore strengthened their presence, especially near the Jägerstraße U6 station. Numerous identity findings and advertisements were also made on a Wednesday evening, including serious coercion, such as the The press reported.

social backgrounds

The problem with youth bands in Vienna is not only due to the migration background of those involved, as integration expert Emina Saric emphasizes. It sees the growing violence among young people as an expression of deep social problems. A lack of integration and social status frustration play an important role. "Youth bands can be seen as symptoms of a social illness," said Saric. It is often about "honor" and the feeling of having to be essential in a hard social environment. In addition, young people from difficult circumstances tend to be criminal behavior in order to be heard and find their place in society, says Saric in an article on vienna.at .

The challenges that the integration faces are great. Aid offers and stable structures are essential, especially for minor refugees without family ties, to ensure positive development. The federal government is therefore planning a comprehensive integration program that takes up these topics. Without clear rules and support from society, it is becoming increasingly difficult to promote harmonious coexistence.