Alcoholized robbers attack pharmacy in Zwickau - the shocking details!

Alcoholized robbers attack pharmacy in Zwickau - the shocking details!

Zwickau, Deutschland - in Zwickau there was a presumably alcohol -related attack on a pharmacy on Thursday afternoon. A 23-year-old man who was traveling with an immensely high blood alcohol value of 3.86 per thousand caused excitement in Bahnhofstrasse. As mdr , the perpetrator entered the pharmacy and, under the use of an oxycodon, called for a strong pain. Despite the threat, the employees remained steadfast and refused to hand over the medication.

However, the attack did not end as desired for the perpetrator, who returned to another drug when the employees were refused. He captured three packs of another drug worth around 100 euros and fled. But luck was not a hold: the police arrested him at the scene and immediately carried out an alcohol test that confirmed the high level. In his history, he can already see a break-in, in which he obtained several knives, which he used in the robbery, even if he did not raise it, such as Apotheke Adhoc reported. The perpetrator now has to answer for severe robbery and theft, and fortunately nobody was injured.

alcohol abuse in focus

The incident is highlighting the topic of alcohol abuse, which is still very important in Germany. According to Statista , each person in Germany consumes about 90 liters of beer and over 20 liters of wine annually. This makes our country the fifth largest consumer of alcohol worldwide, with over 15 % of the population who show risky consumption behavior. This means that the social effects of alcohol consumption are also far -reaching. The annual costs due to alcohol -related problems amount to impressive 57 billion euros.

The increase in problematic consumption is particularly worrying, in which women are increasingly affected. Access to alcohol is often also relieved for young people, which has worrying consequences. Again and again young people need inpatient treatments due to acute alcohol poisoning, which underlines the urgency of the discussion of alcoholic availability and education.