Jana Ina Zarrella shocked by the beating attack in Rastatt: 'These 'children' should be locked up!'

Jana Ina Zarrella would send young offenders to prison

'Something like that makes me sad and angry,' writes Jana Ina Zarrella in her Instagram story and posts a screenshot of an article about the brutal beating attack. It is the responsibility of parents like her to teach children the right values, says the double Mom whose children are ten and 14.

But Jana Ina clearly sees the main culprit as being in the hands of the young perpetrators.”These 'children' should be [locked up]! If they're big enough to do that, then they're big enough to go to jail,' the 46-year-old says. In Germany, however, young people are only considered criminally responsible from the age of 14.

Judge Ulrich Wetzel explains in the RTL interview: 'Not of criminal responsibility means not punishable . That means there is no way to punish either. But of course there are other ways to influence children under the age of 14, but that is more in the area of ​​family law and youth welfare offices.”

Jana Ina: 'What's going on with the world? What has become of humanity?'

Jana Ina simply cannot understand why nobody helped the victim. 'If you experience something like this: please call for help! Call the police! The last thing you should do is take your phones, film it and put it online,' appeals the wife of John Zarella (44) urgently to her followers. Bystanders and passengers from stationary trains in Rastatt station are being investigated for failure to provide assistance.

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'What's going on with the world? What has become of humanity? Why did some young people become so violent?' Jana Ina writes in her story at a loss.

14-year-old victim had previously been attacked

The 14-year-old was taken to the hospital after the attack but suffered only minor injuries. She is said to have been beaten up several times before by other young people. RTL has four video recordings of other attacks.

After the incident in Rastatt, the police said they had already identified the attackers. You would have to expect a criminal complaint and are known to the police – as is your victim. (csp)