Teenager dead and five injured after ‘random’ knife attack in Austria

I have been in the (Carinthian police) press service for 20 years and cannot recall such an act,

Police spokesperson Rainer Dionisio told national broadcaster ORF

This outrageous atrocity must be met with harsh consequences. I have always said with clarity and unambiguously: Those who live in Carinthia, in Austria, have to respect the law and adjust to our rules and values."

Peter Kaiser, the governor of the Austrian province of Carinthia, said on Saturday

We have to wait until we get secure information,

he said

A man randomly attacked passers-by with a knife,

police spokesman Rainer Dionisio told AFP

This meant that we were able to arrest [the suspect] immediately,

he said