Proposal for safeguarding youth in emergency scenarios to be presented by the Commission following a request.
A disturbing incident took place at the Buchholz Gallery on Wednesday afternoon, around 3:40 PM, involving a group of juveniles aged 15, 16, and 17. According to reports, a 31-year-old security guard attempted to remove the juveniles from the gallery, which led to a verbal argument with a 22-year-old salesperson initially.
The argument escalated into a physical altercation between the security guard and the juveniles, resulting in slight injuries for the security guard and two of the 16 and 17-year-old juveniles involved. The juveniles were subsequently taken into custody by the police.
Following the incident, the local police have launched an online tip-off portal for witnesses to provide information anonymously, if desired. The portal, accessible via the link:
The police are investigating the juveniles for dangerous bodily harm, insult, and trespassing. It is worth noting that this is not the first time these three juveniles have been involved in such incidents, as they are identified as repeat offenders. However, no new crimes involving this gang of juvenile repeat offenders have been reported since mid-last week.
The police urge any other victims or witnesses to contact them on 04181 2850. The tip-off portal is also available for past incidents involving the gang of juvenile repeat offenders. The police encourage anyone with information to come forward to aid in their ongoing investigation.
- The incident at the Buchholz Gallery, a general news story that also covers crime and justice, has led the local police to create a new policy-and-legislation regarding online tip-off portals, aiming to gather evidence anonymously from witnesses.
- As the three juveniles involved in the Buchholz Gallery incident are identified as repeat offenders in the field of crime and justice, the police are not only investigating this particular case but also urging the public to share any previous information related to these offenders through the general-news worthy tip-off portal.
