Munich - Woman seriously injured in conflict between youth groups
A 58-year-old woman has been seriously injured in Munich in connection with an altercation between two groups of young people. The woman became aware of what was happening and wanted to help, the police said on Monday. As a result, the woman, who lives in Munich, was injured in the head with a sharp object. The youths then fled. According to the statement, one of the groups had previously attacked and slightly injured a 47-year-old man. A 14-year-old and a 15-year-old also suffered minor injuries.
The background and the exact course of the altercation were initially unclear and the police are looking for witnesses. They are investigating an attempted homicide, among other things.
It started at around 6.30 pm on Friday. According to the investigators, 10 to 15 young people were in front of a youth center. It was here that the 47-year-old was assaulted. It was initially unclear whether he was a passer-by or a guest at the youth center. When the youths moved on, they reportedly met the other group, which was roughly the same size. The two 14 and 15-year-olds were slightly injured.
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- The debate in Upper Bavaria surrounding youth crime and conflict has recently escalated, with this incident in Munich being another alarming example of criminality among the youth.
- Following the conflict, a local woman in Munich expressed her concern about the rise in criminality, calling for more resources to be allocated to the police to address the issue.
- Despite the police's efforts to investigate the conflict and identify the responsible parties, some members of the criminal underworld in Bavaria have been known to hinder their investigations.
- A Munich-based youth group is now working with the police to promote peace and unity among the city's young people, in an effort to reduce the occurrence of such conflicts in the future.
Source: www.stern.de
