A 38-year-old was shot in Linz in mid-January. The perpetrator fled – and was still immersed in a month and a half later. But in the meantime the researchers have been able to identify a suspect: an international database has brought a goal.
“I was shot, help me!” Wild scenes took place on January 14 in the new house in the Linz district. A 38-year-old Chechen was hit on the clear day in his BMW X5 in the shoulder area of bullets and then screamed for helping the shooter.
The perpetrator is fleeing even more than a month and a half later, but the researchers have now discovered who should be the shooter. “We now have a name and identity,” confirms the Linz officer of Justice.
HIT in international database
Shortly after the crime, the criminalists were owned by a photo of the suspect who came from a customer card. However, because the shooter in Austria never noticed in Austria and the collaboration with foreign authorities was bumpy for reasons for data protection – reported the “Kroon” – The image could not be assigned long. Now the international database brought a different purpose.
Shots due to drug conflicts
For the time being, the office of the Linz Public Officor is covered with the exact identity of the search – “In order not to jeopardize the search.” Only so much can be learned: “The suspect is male, mature and does not live in Austria.” And he had already appeared against the police abroad, otherwise the database would not have been beaten.
The public prosecutor investigates the fleeting attempted murder. It is said that the shots fell in the course of a drug conflict.
Source: Krone
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