The police, the security service and the census have evacuated two beggar camps in Linz. One with ten people – including a baby less than a year old – in a completely destroyed dilapidated house on Linz Boschweg in the chemical park, and another with seven people under a nearby bridge.
“The main action of the municipal investigation service, the police and the security service was necessary after complaints from local residents in the immediate vicinity. The emergency services found huge structural, safety and hygienic deficiencies, which necessitated rapid intervention due to self-threat,” the officials said in a statement. a broadcast.
“Only if everyone joins forces can we act successfully against illegal beggars and illegal beggar camps. I want to thank the emergency services for their unbridled efforts and I will continue to use all means against illegal begging in the future!
Occupiers ‘sewn themselves in’ in the evening
For example, there are no functioning electricity, water or sewage connections in the demolished homes. The people who stayed there illegally used gas stoves and light sources with open flames. In the event of a fire, escape routes would not have been clear due to the enormous accumulation of waste.
In addition, the “squatters” had daily “screwed” the front door from the inside. After an identity check, a total of 15 official documents based on existing administrative fines were served on the persons found there. Nearly 20 police officers, two police dogs, three officers from the investigative service and several teams from the security service were involved in the core action.
Family with a baby in a homeless shelter
In addition, three employees of the Department of Social, Youth and Family (SJF) / Educational Aid were present, who temporarily accommodated the small child and his parents in a homeless facility due to the prevailing cold. Further use of the premises was prohibited by the magistrate’s management and people were asked to leave the premises.
Source: Krone
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