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Vandal attack in Velden: guest garden devastated and damage caused!
In Velden, suspected perpetrators were caught vandalizing the guest garden during the night, causing damage in the four-digit euro range.
Vandal attack in Velden: guest garden devastated and damage caused!
On Saturday night, the guests of a popular guest garden in Velden am Wörthersee were confronted with a sad surprise. How meinkreis.at Reportedly, suspected perpetrators vandalized the bar's outdoor area while the city was asleep. The vandals got into the guest garden by loosening the eyelets of a tarpaulin and caused considerable damage.
The perpetrators left no furniture untouched: chairs and tables were overturned, the inventory smashed and drinks bottles poured out in an act of destruction. Their actions were particularly bold when they left the premises, where they reattached the tarpaulin as if nothing had happened. The total damage amounts to a low four-digit euro amount, but this could have a serious impact on the local catering industry.
The background to the vandalism
The term “vandalism” has its origins in the stunning acts of destruction committed by the Vandals during the sack of Rome in 455 AD. French MP Henri Baptiste Grégoire coined the term in 1794 to describe the violations committed by the Jacobins, who acted in a similar spirit of destruction. Today, vandalism usually refers to damage to property that makes no sense to many people, but can have a certain logic to the perpetrators. Loud krimpedia.de Vandalism is viewed as an emotionally charged phenomenon that is often perceived as irrational in society.
The spectrum of vandalistic acts ranges from targeted damage to property to destructive acts based on impulsive emotions. In urban areas, especially in poorer neighborhoods, vandalism is a common phenomenon, often perpetrated by teenagers and young adults, experts have found.
Another case of vandalism in the region
Although this incident in Velden is not the first of its kind in the region, it highlights a growing problem that not only affects local businesses, but also undermines the sense of community. Concern about vandalism continues, and it is important that the community stands together to counteract such acts and promote responsibility for preserving public spaces.
The question remains whether and how the community in Velden will react to such an incident. A good hand in promoting prevention measures could help deter perpetrators from further destruction, while citizens continue to try to maintain a respectful relationship.