Citizen tried to slaughter a municipal employee with a chainsaw! The perpetrator has engaged the authorities other times
Shocking announcement of the DASOTA, which states that on Friday a worker in the Municipality of Volos, fell victim to a criminal attack by a citizen, who attempted to slaughter her with a chainsaw.
According to the statement, the woman fled to a nearby house in order to save her life from the perpetrator's fury.
It is also noted that the perpetrator has concerned the authorities on other occasions with his dangerous behavior of local residents.
The statement of the DAS-OTA is as follows:
"The colleague, a mother of 2 children, during her work in Cotton Square was attacked by a citizen, who broke the lawnmower and attempted with the chainsaw to literally slaughter the worker. Fortunately she managed to turn off the machine and fled to a nearby house to save her life.
The perpetrator of the unacceptable criminal assault has been troubling local residents with his dangerous behavior on other occasions, causing problems not only in the park where many young children gather, but in the area in general, where many elderly people also live, reaching into the yards of houses. It is imperative and necessary for the Municipal Authority to view this incident with the seriousness it deserves, to request and take all those measures in order not to mourn victims.
Fortunately, our colleague managed to survive yesterday. But she experienced the horror of it. Another proof that municipal workers, especially those in front-line services (Green, Cleaning, etc.), experience huge risks to their safety, health and even their physical integrity on a daily basis. With very few effective protection measures, they collect all kinds of hazardous materials (carcasses, syringes, litter, etc.) from all public places on a daily basis, risking their lives to keep the city clean. These are the real heroes of everyday life."
Source: in.gr
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