Car stolen, broken – and torched

A young Syrian (14) is said to have stolen a car on the late Saturday evening in Wörgl (Tirol) in order to do a spin. The ride ended because a tire was damaged so badly by a curb that the car was no longer ready to drive – then the boy set the car on fire. The young man took the car of a 33-year-old into operation without permission shortly before midnight. The car was allegedly unblocked, and the car key was also said to have been in the car.Th…

The mainstream ennobles it as a "spritztour" of a "Burschen", the owner of the stolen car could be less understanding: On Saturday evening just before midnight a 14-year-old Syrian in the tranquil Wörgl (Tirol) quickly stole a car, broke it and then set it on fire. What has actually become of the advertised "return program" for Syrians? The FPÖ raises this question now in a press release. With the liberals one is convinced: migrants, who in youn…

A 14-year-old youth took a car, built an accident, and tried to set the car on fire in order to cover the tracks during the night on Saturday, April 19, in Wörgl, district of Kufstein. According to the police, the 14-year-old Syrian citizen had taken an allegedly unblocked car of a 33-year-old Austrian into operation in Wörgl shortly before midnight – the key was probably found inside the vehicle. Subsequently, the youth drove by car through the…

A 14-year-old boy is said to have stolen a car on the late Saturday evening in Wörgl (Kufstein district), took a spin and finally set the car on fire.

A youth is said to have stolen a car in Wörgl, damaged it and then tried to set it on fire.

W RGL. A 14-year-old boy is said to have stolen a car and taken a ride on the last Saturday evening in W rgl (Kufstein district).