Switzerland: New details about the accident in which the 15-year-old from Maliseva lost his life

According to police spokesman, canton police Fribourg has no proof that there was a fight in Sugiez before the accident.

The serious accident that took place on Saturday evening in Sugiez (Friburg), in which a teenager of origin from Kosovo lost his life, resulting in a row between two youth groups, writes many Swiss media.

Albinfo.ch has contacted the deceased's family, but for now they do not want to comment on the public's story. What is known is that A. R., was the only son of the R. family, descended from the village of Panorc of Malisheva, who has two daughters.

On Saturday evening, two groups of teenagers have clashed in Murten, the Fribourg canton. After police split up groups at the train station in Murten, the clash, according to the media, was carried to the train station in Sugiez where the fatal accident took place. But police say there is no information that the accident has driven any clashes at the Sugiez station, broadcasts albinfo.ch.

As already reported, the 15-year-old youth ran onto the tracks and did not board the approaching train. He died in the hospital because of his wounds.

The deceased is 15-year-old A. R. * The municipality of Malisheva has confirmed this on its website Sunday evening. A family. R. is of origin from the village of Panorc, of the Malisheva municipality and lives in Neuchâtel, Switzerland.

“Fight groups among teenagers”?

The train station in Sugiez is a favourite meeting place for young people from the region. A resident living directly in front of the train station says for about 20 minutes: “at the weekend often has many young people there, but yesterday we heard screams and train holding hard”.

Other village residents confirm that many young people gather around the train station, especially on weekends. It is a real fight between teenagers from Neuchâtelli and Murten, says one resident.

Police Intervention to End Conflict

According to police spokesman Yvan Buchs, police from the Fribourg canton have no evidence that prior to the accident there were clashes in Sugiez, escorts albinfo.ch: “in this specific case, we were informed that a large group of young people had gathered at the train station in Murten. We intervened to ensure that measures in force were being respected due to the Corona crisis “. During a conversation with young people, police have learned that a second group from Neuchâtel was on the way to participate in a conflict.