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Phantom image after sexual harassment of 13-year-old in Görlitz!
Unknown man harasses two girls at Görlitz train station. Federal police are looking for witnesses and information about the manhunt.
Phantom image after sexual harassment of 13-year-old in Görlitz!
On Monday evening, May 16, 2025, a frightening incident occurred at Görlitz train station. Two 13-year-old girls were molested and coerced there by an unknown man. How Radiolausitz reported that the perpetrator suddenly grabbed the young people's neck and whispered to them: "You are two pretty girls." At that moment, the girls were so shocked that they began to cry. Fortunately, they managed to escape while the perpetrator disappeared in an unknown direction.
There is a worrying increase in sexual crimes against children and young people today. As the Sächsische Zeitung found, a comprehensive profile of the perpetrators could be created. The man we are looking for is between 40 and 45 years old, possibly even older, and has a noticeable height of around 1.60 meters. He is described as short and fat with a round head structure and a red face. A bald head or very close-shaven hair are also features that could help identify him. He was wearing a dark blue training jacket, dark trousers and sports shoes.
Public search
Following this incident, the federal police have initiated a public search and are asking for your help. Two phantom photos of the suspect were published to help the public find the unknown man. Information can be obtained from the Ludwigsdorf Federal Police Station on the telephone number03581 362 60or via the free hotline0800 688 800 0be reported, as can be seen in another report in the Sächsische Zeitung ( Saxon ).
An alarming trend
This incident is not isolated but is part of a worrying trend. According to the Federal Situation Report on Sexual Offenses, which is published by BKA was published, the number of registered cases of sexual abuse against children is increasing sharply every year. For example, in 2023, a total of 16,375 cases of sexual abuse were recorded, a dramatic increase of over 5.5% compared to the previous year. In addition, the number of cases has more than tripled in the last five years.
The situation is made more difficult by the fact that many of these crimes remain unreported, especially those that take place in the family or social environment. The increasing numbers also demonstrate an essential need for action by the security authorities that are dedicated to protecting children and young people. The increase in the number of employees in the relevant police authorities is evidence of increased prevention work against sexual harassment.
The police are urgently appealing to citizens to report suspected cases in order to avoid similar incidents in the future. The safety of our children should always come first.