And again, a case of attempted kidnapping of children in Vienna causes excitement. As the police confirmed, a nine -year -old boy in the area of Langobardenstrasse was caught by a stranger on Monday. The child can tear away. “We are afraid of our children,” parents of the Donaustadt complain.
Police spokeswoman Schick confirms the incident of the “Krone” last Monday around noon. The man was en route from school to afternoon care when the dramatic incident had taken place. The foreign national spoke to the nine -year -old then his hand and asked to come along.
Police in contact with school management
This student also behaved as correctly as in the cases: he was able to immediately tear himself away and run away.
“The descriptions of the incident have been documented. Surveys are underway, the officials have been made sensitive. Moreover, the police are in contact with school management and the Vienna Directorate,” says Schick. Families in the 22nd district of Vienna are in particular in Shock: “We parents are afraid of our children!”
Kidnap alarm in various federal states
There has been a national kidnapping alarm for several weeks. Incidents of attempt at youth crimes at school are piling up, the police increase their presence. Only two weeks ago a boy, also in the city of Danube, was given by a strange woman in front of the clinic with the words “Your mother is in the hospital, come with me!” Address.
There were similar cases in March in Upper Austria in the Linz-Land district, in the Mühlviertel and in the Innviertel. An unknown person asked, among other things, a girl to deal with him. Fortunately, the seven -year -old did not respond and searched for protection at her primary school. There are also many worried parents in Tyrol: after the kidnapping alarm To an eleven -yegs -dold girl In Kemaaten (Innsbruck-Land District), the director raised his patrol activity in the village and in particular on the way to school.
Source: Krone
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