Graffiti Series in Purkersdorf: Four Teenagers Reported
The quartet, aged 14 to 16, was reported to the public prosecutor's office in St. Pölten. The local criminal investigation group has attributed 28 offenses with more than 50 damaged objects to the accused. The total damage amounts to approximately 27,400 euros.
The cases became known on March 25. The period of the crime was considered to be from February 14 to March 10. Both public and private property were marked with inscriptions such as "MOST", "SEMO CAP", "arion", "hocus", "KAISER", "SeyR", "Traze", "SIGMAR" and "Monster" in different color combinations, reported the Lower Austria State Police Directorate.
Graffiti in Purkersdorf: Two Boys Turned Themselves In
Due to media coverage, a 14-year-old from the district of St. Pölten turned himself in at the Purkersdorf police station on March 26, accompanied by a guardian. A day later, a 15-year-old, also from the district of St. Pölten and accompanied by a guardian, did the same. Both boys confessed extensively to a large part of the property damage.
Through further investigations by the detectives of the Purkersdorf police station and with the help of tips from the public, two more suspects were identified about a week later. They were a 15-year-old and a 16-year-old, both from the district of St. Pölten. This duo did not confess.
(APA/Red)
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