Davos: Overview of the Recent Attack on a Tourist
Incident Overview
A Jewish Orthodox tourist, Eli K. (19), was attacked on the promenade of Davos by two men, both aged 24 and 29. These individuals, identified as rejected asylum seekers, reside in the Flüeli exit center in Valzeina. During the incident, Eli lost his headphones and headgear.
Witness Account and Identification
On Wednesday morning, Eli provided his testimony to the authorities. Jonathan Kreutner, secretary general of the Swiss Federation of Jewish Communities, reported that Eli detailed the attack, describing how he was hit and chased by the assailants who were aggressive despite bystanders attempting to intervene.
Surveillance and Aftermath
The incident was captured on surveillance footage, helping to identify the attackers. Remarkably, Eli identified the two assailants with 100% certainty during a confrontation. The attackers claimed innocence, further unsettling Eli. Following the incident, he returned to England, expressing relief that the assailants would be leaving Switzerland soon, stating, “At least I can enjoy my holidays here next year without fearing for my safety.”
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