Catastrophic Physical Harm in Multiple Vessels
In Gelsenkirchen, a disturbing incident occurred last week when two rival groups of teenagers, aged between 12 and 15, gathered at a local park. The groups then separated and reunited near the Hohenzollernstraße/Ückendorfer Straße underpass.
According to reports, a verbal altercation ensued, leading to both groups allegedly striking and kicking each other. During the renewed altercation, an unknown suspect picked up a stone and threw it twice at the head of a 14-year-old from Gelsenkirchen, lightly injuring him. The injured teenager was taken to a hospital by ambulance, but no further details about his condition were provided.
Several teenagers then fled the scene, and police officers found and detained two suspected boys, aged 12 and 14, from Gelsenkirchen during the search. No details were provided about the identities of these boys or the actions taken by the police after the dispersal orders were issued. No one was injured during the initial altercation.
Another teenager brandished a knife but did not use it, and an unknown teenager is said to have sprayed pepper spray during the altercation. Criminal charges were filed in connection with the incident, but no information was given about the status or outcome of the charges. No details were provided about any additional arrests made beyond the two previously detained boys, and no information was given about the identity of the suspect who threw the stone.
Investigations regarding the altercation are ongoing, and it is hoped that those responsible for the violence will be brought to justice. The community is urged to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities to the police. The safety and well-being of our young people should always be a priority.
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