A duo penetrated into the construction site of the Enns Fire Brigade in Upper Austria and left messages in graffiti form that were not particularly creative. However, the Florianis find this less funny and give the perpetrators a chance before they go to the police.
A camera has carefully recorded the crime scene, so the incident can be limited in a precisely accurate time: it was on Sunday at 2.30 am when two young boys were incorrectly accessible to the construction site of the fire station in Enns.
Dubious works of art
“They have overcome the fence of the construction site and then veiled through the area where they left their mark everywhere,” says fire brigade commander Alfred Stummer. With spray cans they “decorate” the snake tower, the future vehicle room and two pillars. “There were at least twelve spreads that we found later,” says Stummer. Among other things, meaningless slogans such as “we were here” were sprayed on the walls.
The fire brigade commander assumes that the perpetrators were night fractures that had previously visited the Matura Ball in the nearby Enns Stadthalle. “The perpetrators were dressed in black suits and had a white backpack,” said Stummer.
He and his comrades have been able to remove the sprayed paint in difficult crafts with acetone and special cleaners. “Something like that is not fun – only takes time and money. It is also extremely dangerous to scrap itself in the dark on a construction site,” emphasizes Stummer.
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The Chief Fire Brigade has not reported the crime for the time being, the young boys still want to give a chance: “If you contact me at 6:00 pm, you can largely get away. Do not do this, there is a risk of criminal proceedings for damage to property.”
Source: Krone
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