A few will probably not forget what happened in Vienna-Rudolfsheim-Fünfhaus on the night from Monday to Tuesday to Tuesday to Tuesday. A wild promotional difference ended there with a bloody forehead, a toilet torn from the wall and a knife attack!
Around midnight the police were called to Albert-Schweitzer-Gasse. There a 35-year-old man, bloodless on the forehead, opened the officials. His explanation: from anger about a violent verbal investigation with his 32-year-old girlfriend, he repeatedly hit his head against the wall. Then he voluntarily left the apartment – help from the emergency services? No.
Clot lid thrown through windows
But that was not nearly over for the Viennese police: a little later the officials had to go to the same address again. The man had returned – and the dispute escalated again. This time the story took a completely absurd turn: after he locked up his partner from the apartment, it broke the toilet bowl of the bend toilet from the wall in an attack and threw it through the window to the bedroom.
Stung on the wall with a knife
To calm the situation, the man left the woman back to the apartment. But the situation continued to come to a head: the 32-year-old is said to have taken a kitchen knife and tried to attack her partner. This entrenched itself in the living room, while the man stood on the door several times with the knife.
The police have temporarily arrested the woman. It was not very cooperative and a temporary ban on entering and approaching was pronounced against them. A significant alcoholization was found in both participants – 2.4 per thousand in women, 1.2 per thousand in men.
Source: Krone
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