Schwerin: 19-year-old found on the street with a bloody head injury!

Schwerin: 19-year-old found on the street with a bloody head injury!

Schwerin, Deutschland - In the past few days, reporting on violent incidents in Germany has caused excitement. A terrifying incident occurred in Unkenbach, where a 19-year-old was suspected of having killed a 55-year-old woman. According to Tagesschau.de, the public prosecutor's office issued an arrest warrant for suspected manslaughter. On Thursday evening he is said to have attacked his ex-girlfriend's mother in her garden with a step in his back and then stabbed her with a knife. The suspect, who had already become conspicuous on Friday due to previous incidents, including his ex-girlfriend's threat.

This tragic event not only shaken the local population, but also led to the cancellation of the Kerwe in Unkenbach, which was planned for the weekend. The municipality as well as organizers and exhibitors were understanding towards the cancellation. In addition, a memorial service took place in the local church on Friday evening.

accident in Schwerin

While in Unkenbach there is grief about the loss of a human life, reported n-tv.de about another incident in Schwerin. A 19-year-old was found with a bloody head injury and a partly torn finger. Passers -by discovered the injured man and immediately alerted the authorities. He had probably injured himself in an accident in his apartment and, looking for help, had taken to the street. The police, supported by the fire brigade and ammunition, examined the injured person's apartment. Fortunately, there is no danger to the young man, and there was no danger to other people.

The reality of violence against women

These incidents are in the context of a worrying reality in Germany. According to a dark field study by the Federal Criminal Police Office, around 6% of women experienced sexual offenses relevant to criminal law last year. The comprehensive study shows that violence and attacks are often not reported. The low display rate of only about 1% in sexual offenses is particularly alarming. It becomes increasingly clear that violence is mainly based on men, which only makes the discussion about prevention measures and offers of help for affected women only urgently ([Frauen-Gal-chalt.de] (https://www.frauen-ge-get-galt.de/de/infothek/galt- against-frauen/studien results/dunkelfeldstudie-skid-bka-2022.html)).