Police officers from the Hermann-Bahr-Straße police station in Vienna encountered two men in front of the single-family house. One of them had cuts on his face and upper body. Both the injured man, a 37-year-old, and the apparently intoxicated alleged perpetrator, a 40-year-old Polish national, refused to provide any information about the incident.

Victim in Vienna-Floridsdorf Refused Treatment by Emergency Services

Moreover, the victim refused any treatment by emergency services, who released him into home care after an assessment. The 40-year-old was temporarily arrested. A weapon could not be found. The suspect was temporarily detained and placed in a cell at the Hermann-Bahr-Straße police station, where he immediately fell asleep. Since questioning was not possible due to apparent intoxication, the man was released on the orders of the Vienna public prosecutor's office - which was not so simple: The drowsy Pole refused to leave the cell, "which is why he had to be removed using physical force," as stated in a police release. He then kicked the door of the security lock and subsequently fled.

(APA/Red)

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