68-year-old in Rosenheim threatens construction workers with a weapon and triggers SEK use

In Rosenheim, a dispute between a 68-year-old resident and a construction worker escalated on Thursday afternoon. According to the police, the 68-year-old lives in the Kastenau district right next to a construction site. On Thursday he came out of his house and started insulting a worker on the construction site. The construction worker said that the man threatened him with death in the course of the dispute.

Dispute at the construction site in Rosenheim: 68-year-old shoots on construction workers

After all, the man returned to his house, but then the situation continued to escalate. According to the construction worker, the 68-year-old got a pistol in his house, went to a window and threatened the construction worker with the weapon from there. However, the 68-year-old tried to shoot the construction worker as the first investigations by the Rosenheim criminal police and the Traunstein public prosecutor’s office. Nobody was injured in the incident.

The authorities published the results of the investigation on Friday. Initially, the police report only spoke of shot -like noises. The endangered construction worker finally chose the emergency call. Because the 68-year-old was a danger to others, the civil servants moved in with a large contingent including special forces such as the SEK.

SEK surrounded the house of a 68-year-old to Schüussen in Rosenheim

The emergency services had initially changed the suspect’s house and prepared access. After all, they could have made the 68-year-old to give up. He had him arrested without resistance. During the search of his house, the civil servants also found a second sharp firearm and ammunition. The 68-year-old is now in custody for attempted murder.