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Shock in the Laaer-Berg-Bad: Group of men harasses girls in the swimming pool!
In the Laaerbergbad in Favoriten, five men molested four girls; the police are investigating sexual assault.
Shock in the Laaer-Berg-Bad: Group of men harasses girls in the swimming pool!
Last Sunday, the Laaerbergbad in Favoriten, Vienna, turned into a nightmare for some young girls. As they frolicked in the wave pool, five men between the ages of 31 and 41 surrounded the girls, who are between 15 and 16 years old. Loud MyDistrict The men came dangerously close to the girls and there was even a sexual assault.
The girls reacted quickly, were able to free themselves from the group and alerted the lifeguard. He immediately called the police, who found two of the suspects in the swimming pool and began the investigation. However, these men, both of Bulgarian nationality, deny all allegations and argue that they did not know each other despite being at the same berth. The motive behind their aggressive behavior remains unclear. However, the girls are sure that they belonged to the group of the alleged perpetrators. However, when asked whether the two men were responsible for the attack, they were unable to confirm any certainty, as the Vienna police said in a statement. The investigations that have already been initiated could still raise numerous questions.
Investigations and legal action
The police have investigated biology and are expediting the necessary steps. A total of five men are being investigated. Two suspects were reported for sexual harassment but are at large. The other three suspects who are still being sought could potentially provide further details about the incident. Especially since there is suspicion of rape in the incident, the Vienna State Criminal Police Office, South Branch, will take a closer look at the matter SN reported.
The heated situation in the swimming pool is another example of the widespread problem of sexual harassment and violence in Austria. According to a study conducted by the Austrian Institute for Family Research, 74.2% of women say they have been sexually harassed during their lifetime. What is particularly shocking is that 29.5% of women experienced sexual violence in adulthood, while 27.7% experienced it in childhood. Over 90% of the victims were attacked by male perpetrators, although there is a high number of unreported cases and an often unwillingness to report incidents. This highlights the need for education and prevention in society, as shown SexualViolence.at explained.
The incidents in the Laaerbergbad not only cast a shadow on summer swimming fun, but are also a call to raise awareness and create a safe environment for everyone. The investigation is just beginning and the public is curious to see how the situation will develop. The case has already raised many questions and will certainly continue to be a topic of conversation in Vienna.