17-year-old injured
Tyrolean attacked with knife after argument on train
Wild scenes are likely to have taken place at the train station in Schwaz, Tyrol, on Friday! After a 17-year-old and a previously unknown boy got into a fight on the train, the local was suddenly stabbed several times in the thigh with a knife as he left the train.
As was only reported to the police in Schwaz on Saturday, there was an initially verbal altercation between the 17-year-old and the currently unknown youth on the S-Bahn from Jenbach to Schwaz at around 5.30 pm on Friday. "After leaving the train at Schwaz station, the verbal argument developed into a physical altercation", according to the police.
He went to hospital himself
The unidentified man allegedly stabbed his opponent several times with a knife, including in the thigh area. According to the police, the 17-year-old then went to hospital in Schwaz on his own. According to the current state of the investigation, he fortunately only suffered minor injuries.
Description of the perpetrator
The perpetrator is probably a 12 to 14-year-old teenager with short, dark hair. The boy was wearing a white "Kenzo" sweater. A colorful tiger was depicted on the sweater.
The police in Schwaz are asking for information (Tel. 059133/7250).
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