After the horrible attack in an ice cream train to Vienna, in which a 20-year-old Syrian went to travelers with a hammer, new, explosive details come to light. As has become known now, the attacker may have known his victims – or at least spoke with them.
As the “Krone” has already reported, four people were injured in the shock, including a woman. Bavaria’s Minister of the Interior Joachim Herrmann (CSU) now confirms: “After what we know so far, he spoke with them immediately in advance.” C notes that he knew that they too were Syrians.
The attack victims also came from Syria
According to the police, the wounded are a Syrian woman and her 15-year-old son, another 24-year-old Syrian and a 38-year-old man whose nationality has not yet been clarified. They were taken to the hospital with sometimes serious injuries. Fortunately, nobody floats in mortal danger, according to current status.
No evidence about the extremist background
Because the 20-year-old in the Vienna region is registered, the Austrian authorities are now also investigating together with the German colleagues. It is still open whether the man in Austria was already known in Austria. Until now he was in Bavaria Not being striking, as it says. According to Minister of the Interior Herrmann, there is still no evidence of an extremist or religious background.
The attacker was the most injured
Whether the perpetrator has chosen his victims because of their origins remains a central question. It is certain that it Before the attack gave a personal conversation with at least one of the victims. The alleged attacker was overwhelmed after the attack on the train with around 500 fellow travelers of brave passengers. A passenger is said to have thrown away his weapons and put it with it. The attacker is probably the most injured.
This Friday, the 20-year-old can be brought to a judge this to decide whether he will impose pre-trial detention against him.
Source: Krone
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