Drama in Bremen: Knife attack in the red light milieu - two arrest warrants!

Drama in Bremen: Knife attack in the red light milieu - two arrest warrants!

Auguststraße, Bremen, Deutschland - in Bremen there was a difficult argument on Monday that cost three people the hospital. In Auguststraße, a dispute escalated in the red light milieu, in which a 25-year-old girl and a 44-year-old man suffered stab wounds. A third man whose age was not specified in more detail also moves into one of the surrounding clinics, such as ndr reported.

The Bremen public prosecutor's office promptly reacted to the violent escalation and requested arrest warrants against the two suspects, a 22-year-old and a 38-year-old who were temporarily arrested. These are suspected of attempted homicide. Karl and Tim are related to each other, which the investigation is also complicated, because it is believed that the examination of rivalries within the red light milieus, such as the Tagesschau determined.

injured and their condition

All three injuries had to be medical care immediately. The 25-year-old and the 44-year-old suffered serious injuries, with one of the people, as reported, was temporarily in a critical condition. The investigators are in the process of securing traces at the scene and clarifying the background of the escalation.

overall picture of violent crime in Germany

The latest incidents in Bremen are part of a worrying trend, because violent crimes make up only less than 4% of all police crimes in Germany, but they significantly influence people's feeling of security. According to Statista there was around 217,000 registered violent crimes since 2007. It is particularly noticeable that the number of acts of violence has been rising again since 2021 Third above the low during the corona pandemic.

Another point that worries many people in Germany is the increasing number of victims of violence and the increase in young violent offenders. In recent years, the situation has come to a mind, support reports on social changes, economic uncertainties and persistent psychological stress as possible causes of this development.