A night owl (53) was sent away on Saturday at the entrance of the in-disco Volksgarten and fell heavily. Witnesses accuse an alleged violent security guard. The in-club sees it very differently: “At around midnight, a heavily intoxicated female guest had to be taken out of the club and escorted,” it says. However, the woman “attacked” the bouncer and again tried to “forcibly gain entry.” Security would have tried to ‘stop’ the person and fend off the attack. The woman fell to the ground.
An incident in front of the trendy discotheque Volksgarten has been horrifying since Saturday evening. A woman’s party night would have ended with tears and a blood-stained face.
What happened? It was just after midnight when the victim reportedly tried to enter the club past the queue. At least one witness describes this to the “Krone” – who, among other things, also gave first aid to the woman a short time later: “A security guard threw her on the sidewalk with full force,” said the student from Vienna.
Security would have laughed at the woman
The apparently very drunk 53-year-old finally hit the back of his head on the floor. Instantly the blood streamed down her face. “Friends of mine called the rescue service and tried to treat the wound,” said the person involved.
When security personnel were asked for handkerchiefs, the alleged perpetrator only answered with a smile. The police have reported a suspected bodily injury and are investigating the background.
The Volksgarten management provides advice
However, those in charge of the club paint a different picture: “Around midnight, a heavily drunk female guest had to be taken out of the club and escorted. Arriving in front of the club, the guest paused for a moment and then broke a barrier, attacked a bouncer and attempted to forcefully enter the club. When she tried to stop the person and fend off the attack on the employees involved, the heavily intoxicated woman fell to the floor and injured herself. The rescue was notified immediately afterwards. The security personnel and bystanders gave first aid to the injured, who were handed over to the rescue service a short time later.
Source: Krone
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