A 16-year-old was caught in Prenzlau after burglary!

A 16-year-old was caught in Prenzlau after burglary!

In the early morning hour of July 6th there was an unusual incident in Prenzlau: a burglar gave himself a violent access to a sales stand in the Georg Dreke-Ring. The Uckermark police were alerted around 4 a.m. and was able to set the 16-year-old near the crime scene. The adolescent had several foods intended for sale when he was caught. The investigators have initiated a procedure for theft in a particularly difficult case, as reported by the Nordkurier

youth crime is a topic that affects many and often causes discussions. In Germany, young people are particularly affected by the crime. According to bpb.de state that they have become criminal in the past twelve months. These are often lighter crimes; The proportion of serious youth crime remains relatively low.

insight into youth crime

Another remarkable example of youth crime occurred recently in Baden-Württemberg, where two girls, 14 and 16 years old, were arrested after a break in burglary. While the 16-year-old was already known to the police, she is now expecting pre-trial detention, such as n-tv.de The girls are suspected of having broken up a house entrance door and stolen valuables, which raises questions about the criminal development of young people.

It is particularly questionable that young people are increasingly acting in groups and often also taking a criminal career out of social deficits. Studies show that young people are not only perpetrators, but also often victims of violence. Above all, internal -family violence is a major problem.

social challenges

A survey shows that the majority of young people cease their criminal behavior with growing up. Nevertheless, there is a worrying increase in multilayers, especially in the male gender. These developments make it clear that prevention measures are urgently required to tackle both the causes and the symptoms of youth crime.

Overall, the social challenge remains to understand youth crime and to develop effective strategies for prevention. The young people, who often come from difficult conditions or have social deficits, should be made targeted support offers to promote positive development.