Noise dispute in hotel in Rödermark ends in bloodshed

Rödermark – Bloody end to a dispute in the early hours of this Sunday morning in Southeast Hesse.

According to a police spokesman, officers were called to the Hotel Johannishof in Rödermark (Offenbach district) at around 2 a.m. It was reported that a man had been seriously injured with a knife.

As it turned out on site, the attack was preceded by an argument over disturbing noise in which at least two 33-year-old men were involved.

As the argument continued, one of the two 33-year-olds is said to have stabbed his opponent in the upper body before fleeing when the police arrived.

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However, he was arrested after a short chase in an adjacent forest. He and another suspect (29) were eventually taken into police custody.

The seriously injured 33-year-old was taken to a nearby hospital – but his life was not in danger.

Further investigations into the next Knife attack continue.