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Austria Stabbing Suspect Admits Terrorist Intent, Prosecutors Say

Europe · Villach

Austria Stabbing Suspect Admits Terrorist Intent, Prosecutors Say

67% Right coverage: 3 sources

A Syrian man arrested in February after a deadly knife attack in Austria has admitted committing terrorist offences, prosecutors said on Monday.See the Story

Gasoline Attack on Gym: Man Ready

Vienna, Austria · Vienna

Gasoline Attack on Gym: Man Ready

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

In the middle of the night on Saturday, a man in Vienna-Donaustadt made a big operation: he tried to set a gym on fire with gasoline. The 24-year-old was arrested a few hours later. According to the police, the suspect struck the glass front of the fitness centre with a hammer and kicks. Afterwards, he poured gasoline from a canister into the business room and simply lit the room.Securities reacted quickly, extinguished the fire and could take p…See the Story

Tyrolean (89) Handed over Large Sums to Fraudsters

Austria · Austria

Tyrolean (89) Handed over Large Sums to Fraudsters

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

No day without such or similar cases in Tyrol: An elderly local was contacted by unknown people on Tuesday on the telephone because a family member allegedly had an accident. A bail had to be paid. The fate took its course ... On Tuesday at 1.30 p.m., the 89-year-old Oberländer was contacted by a previously unknown perpetrator, who pretended to be a policewoman, and deceived by an alleged accident involving relatives and required bail.See the Story

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