In Vienna, the police had to intervene when a 22-year-old woman was eating in a restaurant and disappeared without paying. The incident escalated when she became violent towards staff and police.
A 22-year-old caused a stir in downtown Vienna when she refused to pay her restaurant bill. According to the Vienna Police Department, the young woman left the restaurant without paying. When an employee pointed this out to her, she allegedly punched him in the jaw.
According to police, the woman was later picked up by police near Stephansplatz. When she refused to provide any information about her identity, she was subjected to a cursory search. In the course of this, she is said to have insulted a police officer and hit her in the face. The 22-year-old was then arrested and is now in police custody.
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