Knife threat in the Kitzingen job center: Police catch the perpetrators in flagrante delicto!

Knife threat in the Kitzingen job center: Police catch the perpetrators in flagrante delicto!

In Kitzingen, an incident on Thursday morning caused a stir when the police were called to a job center in ConneKT. A 41-year-old man was targeted by officers after his acquaintance made threats to a clerk over the telephone. She had expressed that someone might arrive with violence to reinforce her complaints about the job center's services. This led to an immediate emergency call that alerted the police, reports in-und-um-schweinfurt.de.

Several police patrols were quickly on site. The 41-year-old, who was already known to the job center employees, was found in the entrance area of ​​the building and arrested without resistance. The police found a work pocket knife and a small amount of narcotics on him, as reported by mainpost.de supplemented.

The background to the threat

The arrested man's acquaintance, a 46-year-old, is also being prosecuted because of the threats she made on the phone. The man was released after his stay at the police station in Kitzingen, but he is being investigated for illegal possession of narcotics and threats.

The police in Kitzingen were informed early on about the intimidation by the 41-year-old. The concerned call from the acquaintance then immediately led to the reaction of the officers, who quickly provided security and prevented the situation from escalating. The incident sheds light on the challenges that workers in social services often face and raises questions about the security of such offices.

The incident caused excitement not only in the job center but also among citizens. Such events highlight the need for the authorities to deal sensitively with critical situations and to be able to react quickly. In this context, it remains to be seen what legal consequences those involved now expect and how the city will react to such incidents in the future.