Deadly dispute in Neufahrn: Police are looking for fleeting attackers!

Deadly dispute in Neufahrn: Police are looking for fleeting attackers!

Neufahrn bei Freising, Deutschland - On Tuesday afternoon there was a tragic discussion in Neufahrn, Freising district. A 28-year-old man lost his life after an argument on the open street, which started around 4.45 p.m. The victim succumbed to his serious injuries, which were probably caused by a "sharp object" and died at the scene. Another man, 38 years old, was arrested by the police near the event. The circumstances and the motif behind the dispute remain unclear for the time being, while the investigation was taken over by the Erding criminal police, such as the reported.

A third man who was involved in the incident fled in a southern direction. The authorities are looking for him and have published a description: it is said to be between 25 and 30 years old, about 1.80 meters tall with brown hair and have worn a gray jacket and a long dark trousers. So far, it is unclear whether this fleeting itself is injured or even armed. The police asks for information from the population to find the man as quickly as possible, such as RTL reported.

A look at violent crime

Violent crimes in Germany represent less than 4% of all police crimes, but they significantly influence the security feeling of the citizens. Around 217,000 violent crimes were registered in 2024, which is the highest number since 2007. The events in Neufahrn fit into a worrying trend, which after a low during the Corona pandemic in 2021 experiences an increase. The Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA) mentions economic uncertainties and social burdens as possible reasons for this increase, which could also be in connection with the situation of the protective seekers, such as Statista stated.

The investigation into the tragic incident in Neufahrn is still in progress. The conjectures about the background of the dispute raise many questions. The action reminds that violence is a serious problem in our society, and it remains to be hoped that such acts can be prevented in the future. While the police are continuously working on the Enlightenment, the community remains concerned and vigilant.