Public viewing in Vienna
16-year-old girl abused: Second man investigated
At the end of June, a 16-year-old schoolgirl was allegedly abused at a public viewing event during the European Football Championships on Vienna's Rathausplatz. The police have confirmed that the second suspect, a 34-year-old Austrian, has now also been identified.
A 35-year-old Austrian had previously been under investigation. He is suspected of having raped the German woman together with the man, who is one year younger, on June 25. The older man has since been questioned but, like the second suspect, is at large.
With schoolmates at the town hall square
The 16-year-old had been watching the match between the Austrian national soccer team and the Netherlands with schoolmates at around 8.45 pm. "In the course of this, a conversation developed between two men and the group, which is said to have already led to sexualized acts against the 16-year-old", a spokesperson for the provincial police directorate reported on 15 July.
Visitors to the public viewing then alerted the police. The police were reluctant to provide further details due to "victim protection regulations".
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