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Wiesloch: Fitter attacked with stones and bicycle by unknown person!
There was an incident in the Rhein-Neckar district in which a mechanic was attacked during maintenance work at Wiesloch train station. Looking for witnesses.
Wiesloch: Fitter attacked with stones and bicycle by unknown person!
An extremely worrying incident occurred on Sunday morning at Wiesloch train station. A 45-year-old mechanic was doing elevator maintenance work when an unknown man freaked out because he couldn't use the elevator. The unpleasant scenario began at 10:30 a.m. when the stranger expressed his anger not only verbally but also physically. Loud MRN News The man really wanted to get into the elevator, but was not allowed to do so due to maintenance work.
If emotions get too high, this can quickly lead to violent arguments. The unfortunate mechanic had to experience this firsthand because the man lost his temper and even threw his bike in his direction, but missed him. Things got much worse when the aggressor went into the track bed, picked up large stones and threw them at the mechanic. Unfortunately, a stone hit him in the back, causing the mechanic to run away to avoid further attacks.
Escalation and injuries
But that wasn't enough: the attacker didn't give up and took out a glass bottle from a trash can, breaking it off up to the neck. The mechanic was injured in the back of his hand in this attack before he was able to escape into the car of an eyewitness. The police are investigating the dangerous bodily harm and are looking for witnesses who can provide information about the fleeing perpetrator.
The description of the unknown attacker is as follows: He is described as North African with an Arabian phenotype, has black curly hair and is between 170 and 175 cm tall and noticeably thin. He was wearing a red shirt and dark pants and was carrying a shoulder bag.
Social backgrounds
The incident also raises questions about general safety and the perception of threat in public spaces. Attacks of this type have increased in recent years, as an analysis of assault crimes shows. The results of such investigations as a study from Tübingen presented with regard to Hamburg, prove that the number of cases has increased over the last ten years and analyze the influence of quality assurance measures on these developments.
So what could be the causes of the increasing aggression in society? This remains a challenging issue that is continually illuminated by incidents like those in Wiesloch. The federal police in Karlsruhe and the Wiesloch police station are asking the public for help in finding the wanted man and avoiding further dangerous situations.