The ‘Krone’ received a number of reactions after reporting a bizarre coercive trial at the Vienna Regional Court. Short version: The son of a stage and TV star provoked an innkeeper, his guests and employees in Vienna-Mariahilf for months. After the youth gang scrawled symbols of dark times on the restaurant window, “I grabbed him and escorted him to the garbage room,” said the innkeeper, who had to pay a 150 euro fine for the crime.
As reported, there was a conflict between the man and a youth gang. According to the restaurateur, they threw snowballs in the restaurant, insulted guests and damaged items. The suspected leader of the game is the son of a famous TV and stage star. When the teenagers scribbled on the windows of the restaurant after general cleaning – according to the law, with symbols from dark times – the innkeeper was shocked. He threw celebrity son Lucas (not his real name) into the trash and asked the young people to clean the dirty windows – which earned him a lawsuit and a 150 euro fine.
There were no young witnesses
“We are always chased by these troublemakers,” the suspect told the judge about his suffering during the trial. “They go around the houses and bother everyone.” He apologizes for the incident in the garbage room: “He just has to clean the stained windows.” The teenager affected by the coercion did not appear in court as a witness. After the restaurateur took responsibility and a diversionary maneuver was agreed upon, his questioning was not necessary.
Diversion with a fine of 150 euros
In this case, the innkeeper’s sympathies are on his side. This is evident from numerous comments from “Krone” readers, such as this one: “The article really upset me and I understand the landlord. Even if he can certainly pay the penalty, I would gladly accept it as a sign of solidarity.” According to reports, the restaurant in question is not the only place in the neighborhood where the young group is causing unrest.
Source: Krone
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