Video – Documentation of conflict with wild timber and heavy weapons in New Eritrea

Dates are given for settling their differences Juvenile gangs It is now working uncontrollably. Saturday night (02/12), Wild fight mentioned in New Eritrea, With clubs, knives and Molotov cocktails. The fight broke out in him Two youths were injured.

In stock Any kind of murderous meansTeenagers who are still high school students are dating The only objective is to settle their differences by force Whereas, quarrels may start over the slightest reason. Such a date for the wild tree, two teams of minor boys gave on Saturday in Nea Erythrea.

Improved Molotov

Gang members were with each other As well as an improved Molotov cocktail, as well as a knife, chisel, hammer and a sledgehammer handle. Gloves and a full face were seen at the scene of the wild fight, which means they were very organized and they took care. Their characteristics are indistinguishable. Two children were admitted to the emergency department with serious body and head injuries.

As a resident of Mega said, “I’ve heard competition from different areas with different motorbikes blazing, noise, groups. Sometimes they go out and face each other, which area is better and stuff.” A 17-year-old youth and a 22-year-old youth have been arrested by EL.AS for this incident. A case was registered against them Manufacture and Possession of Explosives, Causing Dangerous Bodily Harm and Violation of Arms Act. A 22-year-old man was also found in possession of a small quantity of drugs.

Parents of students say that now, incidents involving young children as victims and perpetrators are becoming a daily occurrence in neighborhoods, front yards and schools. “A gang Two or three days ago caught my husband’s nephew and his leg turned black“I hear that they are pulling out knives, they are robbing and beating minors, there is violence everywhere, this is unacceptable, something has to be done,” they even testified.

According to official police data, indicatively, within a year, Juvenile crime has increased by 41%.