Vorarlberger killed in Tyrol: FPÖ-Abwerzger criticizes justice – Vorarlberg –

Innsbruck. According to media reports, this Afghan, aged 24, had obtained a negative asylum decision in late 2017. On the other hand, the man appealed. However, Afghanistan had come to Austria in 2015, said Abwerzger, a civil lawyer. "After two years, despite the criminal record, no court decision has yet been taken", complained Abwerzger, basing on information provided by the authorities that the man would have been reported twice and found guilty of drug-related offenses. The Innsbruck public prosecutor 's office did not want to confirm nor deny the rejection of the asylum decision by the APA.

Not understandable

Currently, according to Abwerzger, the Federal Office for Foreigners and Asylum (BFA), which reports to the Ministry of the Interior, has about 10,000 cases pending, while the Federal Administrative Court, responsible for justice, at 30,000. "It is not clear that the alleged perpetrator has been waiting for more than a year for the judgment of the Federal Administrative Court," said the chairman of the FPÖ. In a few days must be decided. The Liberals have once again called for the banning of new legislation during an asylum procedure and cited as an example the system of asylum procedure in two instances in Switzerland.

"300 additional officials would be desirable"

Abwerzger also criticized the public relations of the Tyrolean police and the governor of the ÖVP, Günther Platter. Police have "suspicions" about an alleged drug case as a backdrop to the act being made public – "without understandable tactical reasons," Abwerzger said. The fact that the so-called Bogenmeile, near which the act was committed, has not yet been declared a weapons ban area, has met Abwerzger for lack of understanding.

Abwerzger also appeared in court with Platter, who had called for more representatives of the executive power for the Tyrol. "The fact is that Platter, as Minister of the Interior, was responsible for a mbadive staff reduction and closure of inspections." 300 officials would of course be desirable, but officials do not push on the trees, but must be recruited and trained, "stressed Blauer, senior official of the Tyrol.