The cases of juvenile violence do not stop: once again, perpetrators described as juveniles attacked their peers in order to rob them. In one of the two cases on Monday on the subway platform at Sendlinger Tor, however, it was an attempt because courageous passers-by intervened. According to the police, three previously unknown perpetrators between the ages of 14 and 16 pushed a 14-year-old to the ground around 7:30 p.m. after an irrelevant conversation and searched him for valuables. When bystanders became aware, they let go of him without prey and walked away. One wore a white tracksuit, another a blue and turquoise headscarf.
Later that evening, a 16-year-old filed a complaint for being robbed at the Mira shopping center in the Am Hart area. According to this, four young people approached him and, under threat of violence, asked him to go to the locked floor of the subway station there. Even before that, two of them reached into his pockets and stole his mobile phone and headphones. Two would have gone in the direction of the subway, two in the direction of the shopping center. Police are appealing for witnesses in both cases.