Dramatic scenes took place in the early morning hours on Sunday in Telfs in Tirol (Innsbruck-Land district): an unknown person was chasing a 25-year-old resident – when she then fled to a friend from a bar, there was a wild argument between the perpetrators and the Protector, culminating in a brutal knife attack. The attacker was able to go into hiding – the police are looking for witnesses!
The 25-year-old Tyrolean was marching on a municipal road in Telfs around 4:20 am when she suddenly noticed an unknown man following her. “Out of fear, the young woman went to a 22-year-old friend who was standing in front of a bar. She had hoped that this would make the man disappear,” the researchers said.
Screaming is followed by a fight
But the ominous stranger did not run away. On the contrary. A screaming duel ensued between the pursuer and the protector, which resulted in punches, with the 22-year-old falling.
“The previously unknown perpetrator did not let go of him, continued to harass the man who was lying on the ground. When the 22-year-old tried to keep the attacker away with stairs, he stabbed or cut the victim several times in the right leg,” the police continued. Investigators The victim suffered several deep cuts and after first aid was taken to Hall Hospital with the alarmed rescue service.
Description: Hoping for clues
However, the perpetrator was able to go into hiding. He would be between 25 and 35 years old, about 1.90 meters tall and possibly of Asian descent. He has short dark hair with an undercut on both sides. He also wore a three-day beard. At the time of the crime, he was wearing a light T-shirt and jeans. He was probably wearing a green cap.
Useful information to the Telfs Police Inspectorate on telephone number: 059 133/7126.
Source: Krone
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