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- Two people were killed in a violent crime in St. Gallen on Wednesday. When using the police, the officers also used firearms.
- As far as we know today, a woman died from severe head injuries sustained during the discussion.
- The police tried to arrest the alleged perpetrator during his act. He was fatally shot.
According to the latest findings of the St. Gallen police, a 22-year-old Swiss entered a residential building. As a result, he gained access to an apartment and beat a 46-year-old woman there with a blunt-edged object in an extremely brutal manner.
The police officers who arrived repeatedly asked the alleged perpetrator to pause, but he did not react and continued to hit the woman massively. The two policemen then fired several shots at the alleged perpetrator. The 22-year-old Swiss died at the scene.
The aggressor-victim relationship is unclear
The 46-year-old woman was taken to St. Gallen Cantonal Hospital with the most serious head injuries, but where she died as a result of a severe traumatic brain injury.
The circumstances of how this event occurred and what the alleged perpetrator’s motive was are the subject of further investigation. At this point, both the choice of home and the victim seem completely random.
There are indications that the alleged perpetrator had psychological problems.
