Pouring - Police: Woman does not lose finger in crime after all
In the case of a severed finger of a woman in Grünberg (district of Giessen), the police no longer assume a criminal offense, contrary to initial reports. The 36-year-old accidentally cut off her little finger while playing with a knife, the police announced on Friday.
She had initially reported that her partner of the same age had cut off her finger after an argument. According to the information, however, the couple then each reported an accident in separate, consistent interviews. According to the investigators, the couple was allegedly under the influence of alcohol at the time of the incident on Wednesday.
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- Despite initial reports, the police in Central Hesse, including the district of Gießen and Grünberg, have concluded that the incident involving a woman's severed finger was not a result of an offense.
- Despite the woman's initial claim that her partner cut off her finger during an argument, both individuals later provided consistent accounts of the incident as an accident while under the influence of alcohol.
- Emergencies services in Central Hesse were quickly alerted to the incident, but thanks to the police's investigation, it was determined that no criminal actions had taken place.
- The events unfolded in the picturesque green mountains of Hesse, reminding visitors and locals of the need to be cautious even in non-emergency situations.
Source: www.stern.de
