Many children are sad, including the school staff and the inhabitants of the Pensioenhuis: three ducks that are usually roared in the garden of the Braunau Polytechnic School or in the garden of the adjacent old people at home. The school secretary suspects an intentional massacre in animal because of racers in this part of the street.
“When I went to work on Thursday morning, they were dead on the Simbacher State Road,” says Kathrin J., secretary of the school secretary. In addition to the Polytechnic School (PTS), there is also a primary school (US) and a high school (MS) in the immediate vicinity.
“The game ducks were also fed by younger children and seniors. They were relatively confidence and enjoyed people,” said the 47-year-old, who has a malicious suspicion in terms of circumstances. “The finding situation was such that I immediately thought that someone could have done it on purpose.” Because she had found a “massacre”. The duck cadavers were divided on the asphalt at a distance of a few meters.
Street piece is easy to see
“One of the birds was even on the opposite track, where there is increased caution because of the schools. The street piece was easy to see and on the scene of the accident.”
J. annoys that she has to look again and again how the vehicle with the vehicle would race at a very excessive speed. “You should not imagine that a child may be crossing the street at that time.”
Pfotenhilfe boss shaken about killed ducks
Johanna Stadler, head of Pfotenhilfe, is also furious. “What do we want to give our children as a society? It doesn’t matter how we deal with our fellow plants and that animals can just be dead due to joke and tolerance?” It was shaken “about this barbaric, heartless act”, which took place directly on the road to school. Stadler appeals to witnesses to display the unknown steering wheel.
Source: Krone
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