An analysis of medical records has shown an “alarming” rise in knife crime in Germany, with serious stabbing incidents rising by fifty per cent over four years.
For the first time, a group of emergency physicians has examined the German Society for Trauma Surgery database of significant injuries to extrapolate the number of intentional stabbings.
Indeed, the upcoming analysis found that of those admitted for stabbings, 70 per cent required emergency treatment, while eight per cent ultimately died from their wounds.
“I view the increasing willingness to use violence with concern,” Pennig said. “The image of society has definitely changed.”
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