Young men beat up, apparently indiscriminately to passers-by

Around the Regensburg train station, two 18 and 19-year-old men have attacked a total of four passers-by. A 75-Year-old seriously injured, three other men easily. Against the alleged offender, an arrest warrant was issued. the

Two young men have attacked in Regensburg, apparently, indiscriminately to passers-by and a man seriously injured. The 75-Year-old had suffered as a result of the attack on Monday evening, a broken leg, said a spokesman for the police Presidium of the upper Palatinate. Three other men suffered minor injuries.

The 18-and 19-year-old Suspect was drunk at the time of the murder. First of all, they attacked according to police reports, on the forecourt of a shopping centre, close to the Regensburg train station, a 53-year-old passers-by. This suffered minor injuries. Shortly after that, had been accosted at the nearby bus station, the 75-Year-old in the first place, and then brought to the case. The man had suffered the fracture. He had been brought to the hospital. A 25-Year-old, want to help the Attacked, had been violated by the two offenders with blows.

Only a few minutes later, attacked the place, the two young men, therefore, a 49-Year-old at the Regensburg train station, the outpatient had to be supplied. Shortly after this third attack, police officers were able to take the two Suspects. You dangerous body is accused of a violation in at least four cases. Against both arrest warrants were issued.

The suspects have the Afghan nationality and living in the district of Regensburg. Two of their victims are German, one of the Attacked German-Iraqi and the fourth Syrian citizens.

at the end of last year, had attacked in four asylum seekers in the Bavarian town of Amberg is also indiscriminately to passers-by and twelve people injured. They stood, as now, the attacker in Regensburg under the influence of alcohol. The case caused a nationwide sensation after the Federal government announced inside the tightening of the Minister Horst Seehofer (CSU) possible law.