During the robbery of a Mercedes, a 16-year-old Graz stormed a civil servant with a drawn gun. Just like his colleagues, he pulled the service weapon. The young person got out of light …
The words of public prosecutor Stefan Pirker, aimed at three boys, can probably understand everyone at the Graz inside: “Fortunately we are in Austria and not in the United States, because without the good training of our police officers the young gentlemen would probably not be sitting today.”
An almost 16-year-old Graz-Staal steel during a tour of a Mercedes. The police discovered the car and brought it back to the owners. The man decided brutally to get the car back, agreed a new viewing date and took two friends (15, 16) with him – he attached a compressed air weapon to a real gun.
Young perpetrators repeated and focused on civil servants
At the appointment, however, they expected police officers in the citizen. Two defendants suddenly ran to an official. “One pulled a gun from the waistband, repeated in the air and then focused on me,” says the criminal officer. He also had to pull his gun, just like his colleagues. “If he had focused on me for a while, one of us would have shot,” the police officer illustrates the threatening situation. Above all, the criminal energy of the accused him shocked that he has never experienced anything like that. “You can be very happy, it is not going out elsewhere.”
Defender Gerd Krassnig: “It’s hard to achieve how you can do something nonsense. That could have ended tragically.” Lawyer Your Niernberger agrees: “I have not only read the Levites several times for this idiocy.” All three are known, apologizing to the Mercedes owners and the police officer. The first suspect has twelve months, three of them. The two -time defendant comes with eight, his friend with six months in prison. Not legally binding!
Source: Krone
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