Berlin-Neukölln: Mother at the Wutzkyallee underground station, robbed and injured from son

A stranger robbed a mother on Sunday evening in the presence of her son at the Wutzkyallee underground station in Neukölln. As the police said, the man is said to have first pulled the 36-year-old down and then attacked with punches and foot kicks. The unknown is then said to have the mother's handbag and fled with the prey. The woman suffered injuries to the head and came to hospital for inpatient treatment. Relatives took the nine -year -old child who was not injured. The police investigation continues to run.

A stranger committed a shocking act at Wutzkyallee underground station in Neukölln on Sunday evening. A mother was attacked and robbed by a man in the presence of her son. According to the police reports, the 36-year-old was first pulled to the ground and then brutally attacked with punches and foot kicks. The perpetrator then stole her handbag and fled with the prey. The woman suffered injuries to the head and was taken to hospital for inpatient treatment. Fortunately, the nine -year -old child remained intact and was taken into care by relatives.

This shocking act of violence illustrates that the security of the citizens is not always guaranteed in our Neukölln district. Although Berlin has a comparatively high crime rate overall, such physical attacks and robberies are not the norm in public and shock the community. The police have started their investigations to identify and arrest the perpetrator.

Unfortunately, Neukölln is known for its socio -economic problems and high unemployment, which can lead to tensions and conflicts. Although it is not known whether the perpetrator comes from the neighborhood, there are increased tensions between different population groups in some parts of Neukölln. Local politics and the authorities are working to improve the situation and increase the quality of life in Neukölln in order to contain such violent acts.