Bloody examination in Schwabing: 24-year-old injured!

Bloody examination in Schwabing: 24-year-old injured!

An incident in Schwabing-West causes excitement: On Saturday, June 14, 2025, there was a physical argument at the Lerchenauer Straße and Schleißheimer Straße around 6:30 p.m. Several passers -by reported the Situation via the police call 110, which promptly led to an intervention by the police. A 24-year-old man from the Miesbach district was injured in the incident after attacking a 23-year-old, without a permanent residence, with a knife-like object in the abdomen. This can be seen from reports from merkur.de.

The 24-year-old's injury proved to be serious and required immediate medical care. He was then taken to the hospital. Eyewitnesses report that several people were involved in the dispute, which also made the situation complicated. The alleged attacker was arrested by the police. In the event of a search, two other suspects, an 18-year-old and a 25-year-old from Munich, were found. All participants show themselves uncooperatively and refuse to make statements about the incident.

The investigation runs

The arrested 23-year-old was temporarily brought to the Haftanstalt of the Munich Police Headquarters, but released on Sunday, June 15th, by order of the public prosecutor. The exact course of the argument has so far been unclear and is further examined. Commissioner 25 has taken over the investigation and will take a close look at the processes.

At the same time, on June 10, 2025, there was another incident in Munich, which is also worrying. According to a report by tz.de, the police had to use a firearm on the Theresienwiese when a 30-year-old woman with a kitchen knife showed aggression towards the officials. This woman, who had previously noticed due to "rioting" behavioral problems, injured two people before the police had to work. The motive for your behavior remains unclear and the investigation is also running here.

knife attacks in the focus of the public debate

These incidents fall into a larger context of the discussion about knife attacks in Germany. According to an analysis on [media service-integration.de] (https://mediendienst-integration.de/artikel/messer attack statistics-und- report, we are experiencing an increase in reporting about such offenses that are often associated with foreign suspects. While many cases end very lightly and the injuries are not serious, the public still gets a distorted picture that gives the impression that there is an increase in serious attacks. Statistically, a complex image shows that the discussion about a possible increase in "razor crime" further heats up. The Federal Criminal Police Office already recorded over 10,000 knife attacks in 2021, which underlines the explosiveness of the topic.

The current incidents in Munich are part of a echoes of the abandoning discussion about security and violence in urban areas. With a growing focus on the origin of the suspects, the topic becomes an increasingly hot matter that affects both political and social dimensions. At a time when violent crimes seem diverse and often unpredictable, the question of the causes of causes and the approaches to solutions remains of great relevance.