It’s about drugs and power! It is said that two Chechen gangs fought a district fight with each other at the bus station in Wels (Upper Austria). It is said that a Chechen has wounded two compatriots with a machete, a slice was closely missing a thigh artery. The “Kroon” knows the details.
Even if the executive still runs: slowly more and more details about the bloody argument between two Chechen groups will be announced on Wednesday evening at the bus station in Wels. Linz and Welser Chetsjens would have met shortly after midnight to negotiate who can deal with which drugs.
It is usually said that it is. But relatively quickly – according to the previous state of research – the two leaders should have come together. The Linz Tsjetsjen is said to have dared with a machete and had injured two countrymen – we reported. Then the Welser De Linz attacked and hit him. However, it is unclear whether there were two helpers or two opponents.
Three suspects arrested
In any case, people were seriously injured with a cut in the thigh. The knife missed the artery supposedly with only five centimeters. The second got a belly cut. One of the two was brought to the Wels Clinic with a guidance from the emergency doctor, the second with the normal rescue, the Red Cross confirmed on request. In the meantime, three suspects have been arrested, a fourth man is still being sought intensively. The question is whether it can ultimately be clarified in detail who injured who and how and how and how.
Shot when giving money
On January 14 in the Neue Heimat district on January 14, a Chechen (39), who was in a BMW X5 with Czech license plates, was still shot. It was only two months later that the alleged perpetrator, a North Macedonian (43), was arrested in Switzerland. The victim would reportedly want to collect debts of drug transactions. And the Chechense had initially accused a Syrian (43) as the shooter.
The Public Prosecutor of Linz now has costs for serious extortion-It was about protection money from an operator of a mobile phone shop, defamation and false statement.
Source: Krone
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