Alcohol excess in Oschersleben: Mann rioted in the shop!

Alcohol excess in Oschersleben: Mann rioted in the shop!

in Oschersleben caused an alcoholic man excitement in a shopping market in Friedrichstrasse. The police were called at 7:10 p.m. because the 60-year-old noticed through rapid behavior. After he was asked to leave the market, he appeared again about an hour later. This time he threw glass bottles onto the street and used his walking aid as a weapon against an 18-year-old passer-by. To prevent further crimes, the police took him into custody. The interferer must now be responsible for dangerous intervention in road traffic, such as [sachsen-anhalt.de] (https://www.sachsen-anhalt.de/bs/pressemitteilungen/Polizei?tx_tsarssinclude_pi1%5Baction%5D=singl e & tx_tsarssinclude_pi1%5BController%5D = base & tx_tsarssinclude_pi1%5bud%5d = 577519 & chash = 6fcf12d3a2a942f514e4eb607d279) reported.

The night of June 15th was also a turbulent when a discussion between two men between the ages of 20 and 29 during the city festival in Wolmirstedt. At 01:35 a.m. there was a dispute that resulted in a physical argument. Both opponents were drunk and were excluded from the festival. Fortunately, the police, which was present throughout the festival, were able to prevent further events.

alcohol in focus

alcohol plays an ambivalent role in German society. The average alcohol consumption is around 90 liters of beer and 20 liters of wine per capita per year, as data from [Statista.com] (https://de.statista.com/themen/12137/Al alcoholismus/). These figures show that Germany stands in fifth place for alcohol consumption per capita in a global comparison. Over 15% of the population shows risky consumption behavior, alcohol often associated with celebrations.

Dangerous interventions in road traffic through alcohol abuse are a recurring topic. According to Saarland-fernsehen.com, numerous dangerous situations have already been documented in the past, including the intentions of nails on the street to damage vehicles. Such acts underline the dangers that can arise from alcohol -related misconduct in public.

The health consequences of alcohol consumption are serious and range from mental disorders to serious illnesses such as cancer and liver diseases. The Robert Koch Institute warns that alcohol is one of the five significant risk factors for impairments and deaths worldwide. This problem is particularly evident in young people: over 40% of 15-year-olds in Germany state that they have already been drunk.