Mühlviertel teenagers are said to have 68 violations on their books. They exchanged prohibited content such as swastika and Hitler photos via WhatsApp. Her statement: “We hadn’t thought much about it.”
A WhatsApp group of young people in Mauthausen and St. Georgen an der Gusen in Upper Austria became a real catapult. After an investigation into suspected possession of child pornography against a 16-year-old, his mobile phone was seized and assessed by police officers. Multiple photos and videos were subsequently found in various chats, raising suspicions of violating the Prohibition Act or inciting hate.
In consultation with the Linz public prosecutor’s office, the officials seized seven mobile phones from young people. Several photos and videos were found, as well as a large number of swastikas and Hitler images. Images and videos showing child pornography were also found. These were usually provided with “stickers”.
Almost no sense of misbehavior
A total of 25 people were reported under the Prohibition Act, 14 for the pornographic images of minors and six for hate speech. Frightening: The youths showed almost no awareness of wrongdoing. In addition, a large number of property damage and several thefts of road signs in St. Georgen could be clarified.
Driver blinded by laser
A 17-year-old was reported on suspicion of endangering physical safety. He had blinded drivers with a laser. In addition, twelve persons have been reported under the Narcotics Act. In total there were 68 violations. All those involved come from the districts of Perg, Urfahr and Linz-Land.
Priest still under suspicion
The pastor, who is said to have sent at least six child pornography via Facebook, has been removed from his parish in the Wels-Land district. A Styrian pastor (54), who had hoarded 2000 child pornography photos and videos, was sentenced in January to a fine of 4,800 euros and six months.
Source: Krone
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