Markgröningen - Men attack teenager: Remand in custody
Following a suspected knife attack on a teenager in Markgröningen (Ludiwgsburg district), four young men have been remanded in custody. They are suspected of attempted manslaughter, as the police and public prosecutor's office announced on Tuesday. The suspects are between 18 and 20 years old. They are said to have driven to a supermarket in a car on Sunday night, where they deliberately attacked, beat and threatened a 17-year-old. One of the suspects is said to have injured the victim several times with a knife. The perpetrators then fled.
The 17-year-old was found by witnesses and underwent emergency surgery in hospital. He is now out of danger. Another young man, who is said to have driven into the parking lot with the suspects, remained at large because he was presumably not involved in the actual crime. A police spokeswoman was initially unable to provide any information on the motive or background.
Investigators did not initially find any indications that the attack was connected to the violent clashes between two rival groups in the Stuttgart area.
Press release
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- The suspected motive behind the knife attack on the teenager in Markgröningen, Baden-Württemberg, remains unknown, as the police are still investigating the incident.
- The public prosecutor's office in Baden-Württemberg has urged witnesses to come forward with any information related to the car used by the four men suspected of remand in custody, in connection with the knife attack.
- Despite the remand in custody of four young men suspected of attempted manslaughter in aknife attack, the police in Baden-Württemberg are still searching for another young man who was present during the incident, but is believed to have no involvement in the crime.
- The public prosecutor's office in Baden-Württemberg has requested an expedited trial for the four young men remanded in custody in connection with the knife attack on the teenager in Markgröningen, in order to bring justice to the victim and deter criminality in the community.
Source: www.stern.de
