Woman visits Mössinger's retail establishment, armed with a vacuum cleaner tube, targeting shop employees
In Mössingen, Germany, a 57-year-old woman is under investigation for dangerous bodily harm following an incident at a store on Karl-Jaggy-Straße. On Monday morning at approximately 8:45 AM, the woman allegedly damaged a cash register with a vacuum cleaner tube and struck two employees, aged 24 and 56.
The police responded to the incident and gave the woman a trespassing warning. Fortunately, both employees sustained minor injuries but did not require medical attention.
The woman is currently awaiting a formal criminal complaint, but no new information about her motives or previous history has been disclosed. The store where the incident occurred was identified as a store on Karl-Jaggy-Straße in Mössingen.
As of now, there are no specific publicly available details about the woman or the ongoing investigation. The police have not provided any updates regarding the status of the criminal investigation.
- The incident at the retail store on Karl-Jaggy-Straße in Mössingen, Germany, involved a 57-year-old woman, who allegedly damaged a cash register with a vacuum cleaner tube and struck two employees, and is currently under investigation for dangerous bodily harm.
- The police, responding to the crime-and-justice incident on Monday morning, gave the woman a trespassing warning, but no further details about her motives or previous history have been disclosed as of now.
- As the investigation into the incident progresses, the general-news and finance industry will be closely monitoring any updates about the ongoing criminal investigation in Mössingen, Germany, to understand its potential impact on the retail sector.
